LO 2.

Describe Quality
Projects/ Products of Fashion
Accessory
What elements do you see used in
this geranium?
 Color (red and green)
Shape (the outlines of flowers and leaves)
Line (the stems, the veins of the leaves) and
Texture (smooth petals and furry leaves)

You were
CORRECT!
A glass skyscraper

A plaid scarf

A flying
bird
 Unity,
Pattern,
Proportion

Movement,
Rhythm

Then you
Pattern, Unity,
Contrast were
CORRECT!
the tools to make to make art.

how to use the tools to make

to make art.
 ELEMENTS
• Line - A continuous mark made on a
surface by a moving point
 Everywhere you look, you see lines.

In nature
you can
see lines
in tree
branches: In a curving river:

Or in a
spiders
web
The manufactured world
provides examples too

Lines
formed
by
wires

Edges of build

And winding roads

 As you have seen, lines can have many
qualities:
They can be: curved or straight

Vertical horizontal diagonal

Thick or thin smooth or rough

Light or dark and continuous or broken.

 ELEMENTS
• COLOR - the visible
spectrum of radiation
reflected from an object
 ELEMENTS
• VALUE - the lightness or darkness of color. How white
or black shows through or is mixed in Can be used to
depict light and shadow on a color and help show
volume/form
 Value
A value scale, such as this one, can
show the full range of a color. This is
accomplished by adding black to a
color to make shades or adding white
to a color to make tints.

TINTS ORIGINAL SHADES

COLOR
 ELEMENTS

• SHAPE- an enclosed space defined by a line

or by contrast to its surroundings. Shapes are
two-dimensional (flat): circle, square, triangle,
organic blob
Geometric shapes ---circles, squares and
rectangles---are regular and precise. They
can be measured.

Organic shapes are irregular---seashells,

leaves, flowers, etc.
 ELEMENTS
• FORM - a three-dimensional
object: a defined volume of space
 ELEMENTS

• SPACE- the distance or area around or between

elements of an artwork. The illusion of depth created on
a flat surface through the use of perspective,
overlapping elements, size, level of detail, color and
value
 ELEMENTS
• TEXTURE - the tactile
sensation or feel of
surface (rough, smooth,
spiky, etc.) or how
something appears to feel
 Elements of Art
LINE COLOR

SHAPE SPACE TEXTURE

FORM VALUE
 The main elements of art include form,
shape, line, colour, value, space and
texture. The purpose of this quiz is to see
how well you know about the elements of
the arts and use it in enhancing creativity.
So let's start off. All the best!
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• BALANCE - the distribution of interest or
visual weight in a work a smaller element can
balance out a larger one if the smaller one is
farther from the center and the larger one
nearer
• EMPHASIS - is
created by visually
reinforcing something
we want the viewer to
pay attention to. Focal
points are areas of
interest the viewers
eyes skip to.
• CONTRAST - the
difference in quality
between two
instances of an art
element, or using
opposing qualities
next to each other
• REPETITION &
PATTERN -
repeating art
elements in regular or
cyclic fashion to
create interest, move
• PROPORTION/
SCALE - the
relationship of sizes
between different
parts of a work.
• VARIETY - Using a range of different qualities
or instances of an art element to create a
desired visual effect - e.g., a variety of shapes,
color, etc. Variety can add interest and break
the monotony of simple repetitions.
• HARMONY/UNITY - Harmonious
elements have a logical relationship or
progression - in some way they work together
and complement each other
1-5 Identify the elements of arts
6-8 What is the correlation of
elements of arts and principles of
design?
9-10 Identify the principles of
design
ASSIGNMENT

List and draw the different facial shapes