Elements of Art

What is value?

• A mark on a surface that describes a shape or an outline

• A 3-dimensional object having volume and thickness.

• The degree of light and dark in a design.

• Refers to light that is reflected off objects and has three properties, hue, intensity and value.

What is texture?

• Overlap, Shading, Placement, Size, Value and Focus, Linear Perspective

• Your eye level line; the place where land and sky appear to meet.

• The colors obtained by mixing a primary color and an adjacent secondary color

• Refers to surface quality, either tactile or visual

Blue, red and yellow

• What are the primary colors?

• What are the secondary colors?

• What are the tertiary colors?

• What are the analogous colors?

Refers to light that is reflected off objects and has three properties, hue, intensity and value.

• Color

• Value

• Space

• Form

A mark on a surface that describes a shape or an outline

• Shape

• Line

• Form

• 3-D

Types of line

• Dotted

• Horizontal

• Intersecting

• All of the above

What is shape?

• A 2-dimensional line with no form, end, or thickness that can be placed into one of two categories, geometric or organic.

• Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

• A mark on a surface that describes a shape or an outline

• A 3-dimensional object having volume and thickness.

A 3-dimensional object having volume and thickness.

• What is volume?

• What is form?

• What is texture?

• What is shape?

The area between and around objects.

• What is shape?

• What is space?

• What is texture?

• What is line?

Overlapping objects, shading, placement, relative size, value, focus and atmospheric perspective are all examples of how we see

• transformation

• volume

• the element of space

• form