LINE

Is associated with the body’s axis as it moves

toward different directions and adjusts to a
point of reference through various positions
and actions.

It also refers to the quality of the line, whether

thin, broken, thick, or blended, among others.
When several lines come together, they create
texture, which can be very thin, washed, or
very thick, rough or fine.

It can be seen in any type of art. The example

are as follows:
color
Is associated with our experiences of
cold and warmth, and the quality of
light in our typical environment, the
cycles of night and day, of darkness
and light.
color
One of its aspects is hue, which has to
do with low light waves of various
lengths and rapidity of vibrations
bounce of objects and enter our eyes.
Warm hues
Red, orange, yellow.

cool hues
Blue, violet
color
Blue, Yellow, and red are primary
colors.

When they are mixed, they produce

secondary colors.
color
When they are
placed opposite each
other in the color
wheel, they are said
to be complementary:

 Red and green

 Yellow and violet
 Orange and blue
color
Other aspects of color:
 Saturation, Intensity, Brilliance

When we mix a brilliant blue with a neutral hue,

such as gray, its hue or blueness does not change;
it just becomes less intense or duller.
saturation
color
Other aspects of color:
 Value or tone

Refers to the hue’s brightness or darkness.

When a hue is mixed with black, it becomes
more dim or heavy; when it is mixed with white
or gray, it lightens.
color
Some artists use color as a representational
element, intending to depict the world as
accurately as possible.

Chiaroscuro – play of light and dark colors

or shading
Refers to gradations of tone from light to
dark, which can be an aspect of color but
could also specifically refer to the play of
light on an object or a scene.

It lend a flat surface an illution of depth ad

perspective.
texture
Refers to how objects and surfaces feel, and
is most associated with the sense of touch
and tactility.

Created when several lines were combined.

texture
shape
Can either be geometric, biomorphic, or free
inventions.

Two-dimensional – exist as planes having length

and width.

Three Dimensional – possess length, width, and

volume.