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q1 Arts Lesson 1 Elements and Principles of Art

The document outlines the elements and principles of art, including definitions and examples of line, shape, form, space, texture, value, and color, as well as balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and variety. It emphasizes the importance of these components in creating and analyzing artwork across various styles and movements. Additionally, it includes an activity for drawing the elements of art and a rubric for assessment.

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q1 Arts Lesson 1 Elements and Principles of Art

The document outlines the elements and principles of art, including definitions and examples of line, shape, form, space, texture, value, and color, as well as balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and variety. It emphasizes the importance of these components in creating and analyzing artwork across various styles and movements. Additionally, it includes an activity for drawing the elements of art and a rubric for assessment.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

analyzes art elements and


principles in the production
of work following a specific
art style from the various art
movements.
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Q1: LESSON 1
ELEMENTS OF ART
Elements of art are the
building blocks used by
artist to create a work of art.
Line Shape

Color 7 ELEMENTS Form


OF ART
Value Space
Texture
01 LINE
A line in art is defined as
a point moving in space.
02 SHAPE
Shape can also be defined as a
two-dimensional area that is
defined by a change in value or
some other form of contrast.
2 TYPES OF
SHAPES
Geometric/ Organic/
Regular Freeform
Shapes Shapes
GEOMETRIC/REGULAR SHAPES
Geometric or regular shapes
are easy to recognize. Many
man-made objects are made in
the form of geometric shapes.
ORGANIC/FREEFORM SHAPES
Organic shapes generally do
not have a name associated
with them and are typically
not man-made.
03 FORM
Is the element of art that is
three-dimensional (3-D) and
has volume (length, width, and
height).
Geometric Organic
04 SPACE
Space is the area between and
around objects.
Positive and Negative Space
Positive Space Negative Space
Positive space is Negative space is
the used, or unused or not as
active, area, active, or “passive”,
which depicts the in its use of the
subject matter. subject matter.
Positive and Negative Space
05 TEXTURE
In terms of art, texture refers to
the way something feels to the
touch, or looks as it may feel it
may feel if it were touched.
Examples of Texture
06 VALUE
The lightness or darkness of
tones or colors.
07 COLOR
Color is the element of art that
refers to reflected light.
Primary Secondary Tertiary
Colors Colors Colors

● Red-Orange
● Red ● Orange ● Yellow-
Orange
● Yellow ● Green ● Yellow-Green
● Blue-Green
● Blue ● Violet ● Blue-Violet
● Red-Violet
IDENTIFICATION
It is defined as a point
moving in space.
LINE
It is the lightness or
darkness of tones or
colors.
VALUE
It is the area between and
around objects. It describes
how the artist uses the area to
arranges things within a
picture.
SPACE
It is the element of art that
is three-dimensional (3-D)
and has volume (length,
width, and height).

FORM
PRINCIPLES
OF ART
PRINCIPLES OF ART
Principle of art or principles of
design in art, are the means that
an artist uses to organize artistic
elements in a work of art.
Balance Contrast
Emphasis
Variety 7 PRINCIPLES
OF ART

Rhythm Movement
Pattern
01 BALANCE
It is the distribution of the
visual weight of objects,
colors, texture, and space.
Balance Symmetrical
can be
achieved in Asymmetrical
3 different
ways: Radial Balance
SYMMETRICAL
In symmetrical balance, the
elements used on one side
of the design are similar to
those on the other side
ASYMMETRICAL
In asymmetrical balance,
the sides are different but
still look balanced.
RADIAL BALANCE
In radial balance, the
elements are arranged
around a central point and
may be similar.
02 CONTRAST
Contrast, when it comes to art,
is achieved when opposite
elements are arranged
together.
Examples of Contrast
03 EMPHASIS
It is the part of the design
that catches the viewer’s
attention.
Examples of Emphasis
04 MOVEMENT
It is the result of using the
elements of art such that they
move the viewer's eye around
and within the image.
Examples of Movement
05 PATTERN
It is the repeating of an
object or symbol all over
the work of art.
Examples of Pattern
06 RHYTHM
It is created when one or more
elements of design are used
repeatedly to create a feeling
of organized movement.
Examples of Rhythm
07 VARIETY
It is the use of several elements
of design to hold the viewer’s
attention and to guide the
viewer’s eye through and
around the work of art.
Examples of Variety
IDENTIFICATION
It is a part of the design that
catches the viewer’s attention
and usually the artist will
make one area stand out by
contrasting it with other areas.
EMPHASIS
The repeating of an object
or symbol all over the
work of art.

PATTERN
The use of several elements of
design to hold the viewer’s
attention and to guide the
viewer’s eye through and
around the work of art.

VARIETY
CONTRAST
MOVEMENT
ACTIVITY
Draw the different elements of
art on a band of paper.
Rubrics
CRITERIA POINTS

Understanding of Elements of Art 30

Creativity and Originality 30

Technical Skill 20

Overall Presentation of the Art 20

Total: 100 pts.


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