Elements
Principles
Real World Examples
Elements or Principles
100
A dot that moves continuously through space.
Line
100
Pairing opposites, or two extremes, next to each other.
(Example: Light/Dark, Rough/Smooth)
Contrast
100
True or False: This could be an example of using line, value, and contrast?
True
100
Is contrast an element or principle
Principle
200
Colors grouped together into a combination and repeated throughout a design.
Color Scheme
200
What do artist's call the part of an artwork that attracts the most attention. Where your eyes focus on.
Focal Point
200
What kind of texture is this?
Surface Texture
200
Which is the BEST example of rhythm?
2 - Spiral
300
Name the 2 different categories of shapes in art.
Geometric and Organic
300
What is the difference between asymmetrical and symmetrical balance?
Symmetrical - Elements are balanced equally and evenly on both sides of a center line.
Asymmetrical - Elements are balanced un-equally on both sides of a center line.
300
Name at least 3 elements of art used in this design.
Form, Line, Value, Color, Organic Shape, Line
300
The size relationship between forms and elements within a design.
Proportion
400
The lightness or darkness of a color is ...
Value
400
What is the difference between the principle of "Repetition and Variation" and "Patterns"?
Patterns repeat a series of elements in a specific order to create a design.
400
Which of these has the STRONGEST use of patterns?
3 - The yellow and black bowl
400
What is another word for hue?
color
500
The 3 Dimensional shape of an object that has volume.
Form
500
Name at least 3 different ways you can create emphasis in a design?
Contrast, Color, Shape, and Size
500
Which Ceramic work do you think has the STRONGEST example for focal point? And Why?
1 - Blue Starfish
500
What is the focal point and how did the artist create emphasis?
Focal Point = The orange fish
Emphasis through color or shape