Transcript 9/10/2007 Drill

Drill:
9/09/2013
• What’s the difference
between real and applied
texture?
Real texture vs. implied texture
• Real texture is the feel of a surface.
• Applied texture is the appearance of a
surface.
– When texture can be felt, it is real.
– When texture is apparent, or illusional, it is
implied.
• Which objects are real and which are
applied?
Elements of Art:
• Line
• Shape
• Texture
• Balance
• Value
• Color
• Form
Learning Goal:
Students will define real and
applied texture in order to
create a spread using mixed
media collage techniques.
Texture
An element of art which refers to the
surface quality or “feel” of an object, it’s
smoothness, roughness, softness.
Textures may be actual or simulated.
Actual textures can be felt by the fingers,
while simulated textures are suggested by
the way an artists has painted areas in
certain areas of a picture.
YES! You need a title page for
“Elements of Art”.
Volunteer to Read?
Line:
An element of art which refers to the
continuous mark made on some
surface by a moving point. It may be
two-dimensional (pencil on paper),
three-dimensional (wire), or implied
(the edge of a shape or form). Often,
it is an outline, contour or silhouette.
It can have a variety of thickness.
Line
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Line
Line
ELEMENTS OF ART
SHAPE
An element of art, it is an enclosed space
defined and determined by the other art
elements such as line, color, value, and
texture. In painting and drawing, shapes
may take on the appearance of solid threedimensional objects even though they are
limited to two dimensions-length and
width. This two-dimensional character of
shape distinguishes it from form, which has
depth as well as length and width.
SHAPE
SHAPE
SHAPE
SHAPE
ELEMENTS OF ART
MY
EXAMPLES!
Journal Pages
• Make sure you have allotted 2 pages for
your ‘art elements’ title page
• Make sure you have allotted 7 pages for
the elements
• That’s 9 pages…..