ELEMENTS OF ART/ SPACE BETWEEN THE LINES OF ART.

SHAPE PERTAINS TO THE USE OF AREAS IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL SPACE THAT CAN BE DEFINED BY EDGES. [ 2] SHAPES CAN BE GEOMETRIC (E.G., SQUARE, CIRCLE, HEXAGON, ETC.) OR ORGANIC (SUCH AS THE SHAPE OF A PUDDLE, BLOB, LEAF, BOOMERANG, ETC.). SHAPES ARE DEFINED BY OTHER ELEMENTS OF ART: LINE, FORM, SPACE, VALUE, COLOR, TEXTURE.

ELEMENTS OF ART: THE VISUAL COMPONENTS OF COLOR, FORM, LINE, SHAPE, SPACE, TEXTURE, AND VALUE. LINE. AN ELEMENT OF ART DEFINED BY A POINT MOVING IN SPACE. LINE. MAY BE TWO-OR THREE-DIMENSIONAL, DESCRIPTIVE, IMPLIED, OR ABSTRACT.

I TOOK THIS PICTURE BECAUSE I LIKED HOW IT CONTRASTS WITH THE SKY AND THR RAINBOWS CONNECT.

FORM IS A 3D OBJECT THAT SHOWS THE SIDES AND THE LINES OF THE OBJECT.

I TOOK THIS PICTURE BECAUSE I LIKED HOW THE LINES CONNECT TO EACH SIDE

VALUE, OR TONE, REFERS TO THE USE OF LIGHT AND DARK, SHADE AND HIGHLIGHT, IN AN ARTWORK. IN ART, TONE REFERS TO THE DEGREE OF LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF AN AREA. TONE VARIES FROM THE BRIGHT WHITE OF A LIGHT SOURCE THROUGH SHADES OF GRAY TO THE DEEPEST BLACK SHADOWS.

HOW THE SHAPE MOVES.

COLOR IS THE ELEMENT OF ART THAT IS PRODUCED WHEN LIGHT, STRIKING AN OBJECT, IS REFLECTED BACK TO THE EYE. THERE ARE THREE PROPERTIES TO COLOR. THE FIRST IS HUE, WHICH SIMPLY MEANS THE NAME WE GIVE TO A COLOR (RED, YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN, ETC.).

AND HOW THE PATTERN IS, YELLO, RED, YELLO, RED.

IN THE VISUAL ARTS, TEXTURE IS THE PERCEIVED SURFACE QUALITY OF A WORK OF ART. IT IS AN ELEMENT OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN AND IS DISTINGUISHED BY ITS PERCEIVED VISUAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES.

CROSS EACH OTHER, THE TEXTURE OFTHE SEMENT AND LINES.

(NOUN) - AN ELEMENT OF ART, SPACE REFERS TO DISTANCES OR AREAS AROUND, BETWEEN OR WITHIN COMPONENTS OF A PIECE. SPACE CAN BE POSITIVE (WHITE OR LIGHT) OR NEGATIVE (BLACK OR DARK), OPEN OR CLOSED, SHALLOW OR DEEP AND TWO-DIMENSIONAL OR THREE-DIMENSIONAL. SOMETIMES SPACE ISN'T ACTUALLY WITHIN A PIECE, BUT THE ILLUSION OF IT IS.

OF THE CARS AND THE SPACE BETWEEN THE STREET LINES, AND THE STREET LIGHTS.

AN ELEMENT OF ART DEFINED BY A POINT MOVING IN SPACE. LINE MAY BE TWO-OR THREE-DIMENSIONAL, DESCRIPTIVE, IMPLIED, OR ABSTRACT.

AN ELEMENT OF ART THAT IS TWO-DIMENSIONAL, FLAT, OR LIMITED TO HEIGHT AND WIDTH.

AN ELEMENT OF ART THAT IS THREE-DIMENSIONAL AND ENCLOSES VOLUME; INCLUDES HEIGHT, WIDTH AND DEPTH (AS IN A CUBE, A SPHERE, A PYRAMID, OR A CYLINDER). FORM MAY ALSO BE FREE FLOWING.

THE LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF TONES OR COLORS. WHITE IS THE LIGHTEST VALUE; BLACK IS THE DARKEST. THE VALUE HALFWAY BETWEEN THESE EXTREMES IS CALLED MIDDLE GRAY.

AN ELEMENT OF ART MADE UP OF THREE PROPERTIES: HUE, VALUE, AND INTENSITY. • HUE: NAME OF COLOR • VALUE: HUE’S LIGHTNESS AND DARKNESS (A COLOR’S VALUE CHANGES WHEN WHITE OR BLACK IS ADDED) • INTENSITY: QUALITY OF BRIGHTNESS AND PURITY (HIGH INTENSITY= COLOR IS STRONG AND BRIGHT; LOW INTENSITY= COLOR IS FAINT AND DULL)

AN ELEMENT OF ART THAT REFERS TO THE WAY THINGS FEEL, OR LOOK AS IF THEY MIGHT FEEL IF TOUCHED..

AN ELEMENT OF ART BY WHICH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AREAS ARE DEFINED OR A SENSE OF DEPTH ACHIEVED IN A WORK OF ART .