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    The document discusses the 7 elements of art: line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space. It defines each element and provides examples. Lines can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved, or free form. Shapes are either geometric or organic. Color includes primary, secondary, and tertiary colors arranged on a color wheel. Value represents the lightness or darkness of an artwork. Texture describes how something feels or looks if touched. Form has height, width and depth in either geometric or organic styles. Space is the area where an artwork is placed.

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    The document discusses the 7 elements of art: line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space. It defines each element and provides examples. Lines can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved, or free form. Shapes are either geometric or organic. Color includes primary, secondary, and tertiary colors arranged on a color wheel. Value represents the lightness or darkness of an artwork. Texture describes how something feels or looks if touched. Form has height, width and depth in either geometric or organic styles. Space is the area where an artwork is placed.

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    The document discusses the 7 elements of art: line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space. It defines each element and provides examples. Lines can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved, or free form. Shapes are either geometric or organic. Color includes primary, secondary, and tertiary colors arranged on a color wheel. Value represents the lightness or darkness of an artwork. Texture describes how something feels or looks if touched. Form has height, width and depth in either geometric or organic styles. Space is the area where an artwork is placed.

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    LESSON

    S 1 0
    A RT
    Back to
    Basi
    c
    7 Elements of Arts
    L INES F ORM

    S HAPES V ALUE

    C OLOR S PACE
    T EXTURE
    L I N E S

    Line is a mark made using a


    drawing tool or brush.
    Kinds of Line

    HORIZONTAL
    Kinds of Line

    VERTICAL
    Kinds of Line

    DIAGONAL
    Kinds of Line

    CURVE
    Kinds of Line

    FREE FORM
    Kinds of Line

    THICK , THIN, LIGHT, DARK


    Kinds of Line
    SHAPES

    When a beggining of a line connects with its


    own end, or intersect with each other, it will
    create a shape.
    SHAPES

    There are two categories of shapes.


    SHAPES

    GEOMETRICAL SHAPES
    (REGULAR)
    SHAPES
    SHAPES

    ORGANIC SHAPES
    (IRREGULAR / ABSTRACT )
    SHAPES
    COLOR

    PRIMARY
    COLOR
    COLOR

    SECONDARY
    COLOR
    COLOR

    TERTIARY
    COLOR
    COLOR

    COLOR WHEEL
    COLOR
    TEXTURE

    SOMETHING FEELS OR LOOKS LIKE, OR


    SOMETHING YOU MUST FEEL AS IF IT
    IS TOUCHED.
    TEXTURE
    FORM

    MUST CONSIST OF:


    HEIGHT
    WIDTH
    DEPTH
    FORM

    GEOMETRIC
    FORM
    FORM
    FORM

    ORGANIC
    FORM
    FORM
    VALUE

    REPRESENTS THE LIGHTNESS OR


    DARKNESS OF AN ARTWORK.
    VALUE

    DARK TO LIGHT
    VALUE

    TINT - COLOR MIXED OF WHITE OR


    BLACK
    VALUE
    VALUE
    SPACE

    AREA WHERE THE ARTWORK IS


    PLACED.
    SPACE
    DO IT YOUR WAY!

    Direction: Make an artwork wherein


    principle of designs and elements of arts
    are both visible.
    THEME

    Theme: Paper Boat on the


    Flowy Water of Calumpang
    River
    CRITERIA

    Principle of Design – 15 points


    Elements of Arts - 15 points
    Relevance to the Concept – 20 points
    Total: 50 points
    Thank you for listening

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