VALUELINECOLORSHAPETEXTURESPACEFORM

•VALUE

•COLOR

•LINE

•SHAPE

VALUE is defined as “lights and darks”

VALUE is used by artists to create

CONTRAST

CONTRAST is “a way of combining

elements of art to stress their

differences”

When studying VALUE (lights and

darks), it is important to know

what GRADATION is.

GRADATION is a gradual change

in value or color.

Where is gradation used?

Where is

gradation used?

Where is gradation used?

SYMMETRICAL

ASYMMETRICAL

RADIAL

GEOMETRIC

ORGANIC

ABSTRACT

NON-REPRESENTATIONAL

This design is SYMMETRICAL:

This design is ASYMMETRICAL:

This design is RADIAL:

This design is GEOMETRIC:

This design is ORGANIC:

This design is

ABSTRACT:

This design is NON-REPRESENTATIONAL:

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Which term(s) apply to this image:

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Was your artwork submitted on or before the due date?

Precise measurements, with a ¾” border around the paper, and were there between 12-18 shapes?

Were there any “steps” between values (gradation should be smooth)?

Were the edges of the shapes very dark with the middle being very light?

How was the overall aesthetic value and craftsmanship (neatness)?

How was your work ethic during the project? Did you make the best use of your time?