7 Principles of art
This design principle organizes elements to make an artwork feel like it’s moving or flowing smoothly.
Movement
This element of art refers to the hue, value, and intensity , it is used to create visual interest and evoke emotions.
Color
This term refers to the special legal rights that creators have for their original works. They get to decide how their work is used, copied, and shared.
Copyright
This tool is used to remove unwanted areas of an image and can come in various shapes and sizes.
Eraser tool
What is the first building called for Dismmisal everyday?
500 upstairs
This principle of design involves creating a focal point or area of interest within an artwork.
Emphasis
This art element is about the space inside a shape or object, which can be defined by its edges and can be any shape, like a circle or something more complex
Shape
True or False: As soon as a student creates an original artwork, they automatically hold the copyright to that work.
true
This tool allows you to make precise selections by drawing paths, shapes, or outlines.
Pen Tool
True or Fasle : Twilight was one of the books we made art for Literacy week
Flase
This principle of design refers to the sense of oneness or cohesion in an artwork
Unity
This element of art refers to the way things feel or look as if they might feel if touched, and it can be actual or implied.
Texture
What are some personal ethics expectations that students should adhere to when creating and sharing their artwork?
Acceptable answers may include: being honest about the sources of inspiration, giving credit to other artists when using their work, respecting intellectual property rights, etc.)
This tool allows you to select and move entire objects or parts of an image to a different location
Move Tool
The blues, jazz, and hip-hop
originated from
African American communities
This principle of design refers to the equal distribution of visual weight in an artwork.
Balance
This element of art is defined as the path of a moving point and can vary in width, length, and direction.
Line
Explain why it's important for students to understand copyright laws and how they apply to their artwork.
to protect their own creative work, to respect the rights of other artists, to avoid legal issues
: This tool is used to adjust the brightness and darkness of specific areas of an image.
"Dodge" and "Burn Tools"?
Andy Warhol said once that everyone would be famous for at least ...
15 minutes one day
This design principle repeats elements to make things feel like they’re moving or more visually captivating
Rhythm
This element of art refers to the three-dimensional quality of an object and can be described as geometric or organic.
Form
What are three key concepts or ideas that students should understand regarding plagiarism and copyright usage in relation to their artwork?
copyright protection, plagiarism, attribution, fair use, public domain,
This tool is used to blend or smudge colors together for creating smooth transitions or artistic effects.
Smudge Tool
For the soda project , what flavor was Ms Rios example ?
Strawberry