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The Adventures of a Line
The document discusses the key elements of art including line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space. It defines each element and provides examples. It specifically covers the primary colors of red, yellow and blue as well as complementary, secondary, tertiary and warm and cool colors. The color wheel is illustrated showing the relationships between hues, tints, shades and tones. Famous quotes about art from Da Vinci, Aristotle and Goethe are also presented. Links to additional online art resources are listed at the end.
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- 4. Line Shape The Elements ofArt Colour Value Texture Form Space A line is the track made by a point moving on a surface or in space. The impression the eye gets by light reflected off or absorbed by the surface of things How the surface of a work of art feels or looks like it would feel Two dimensional form of things 3-dimensional volume or mass of things The range from light to dark of any colour (hue) mixed with white, grey or black The area or distance around , between things. Can be 2-dimensional, 3- dimensional , positive or negative
- 5. The Elements ofArt Primary Colours Red Blue Yellow
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- 7. Basic or Primary Colours Complementaryor Secondary Colours The Elements of Art red yellow blue orange yellow+ blue red +yellow red+ blue greenpurple
- 8. Tertiary Colours Mix abasic ( primary) colour ( e.g. blue) with any complementary other than its own ( e.g. green or purple but not orange) and you have tertiary colours The Elements of Art
- 9. The Colour Wheel primary secondary tertiarycolours The Elements of Art
- 10. Hue The quality and propertyof any colour The Elements of Art Tints Shades and Tones Colour + white = tint Colour + black = shade Colour + grey = tone
- 11. Warm Colours CoolColours The Elements of Art
- 12. The Line A lineis the track made by a point moving in space. A line can be straight, horizontal, vertical long or short, perpendicular, wavy, thick or thin, curved, curly diagonal, zig- zag or spiral The Elements of Art
- 16. The adventures ofa line the adventure begins
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- 23. LINES AND SWIRLSON PAUL KLEE’S WORK
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- 27. RED CLOUDS GREEN SKY ANDPURPLE SUN RAYS ==WHY NOT?==
- 29. THE LINES WENTCRAZY
- 30. THE LINES WENTWAVY
- 31. SOFT MOOD SOFTWAVES BRIGHT COLOURS
- 32. TWO SKETCHES SO MANYCOLOURS
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- 35. “Painting is poetry thatis seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.” Leonardo Da Vinci The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. Aristotle “A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe WHO NEEDS ART?
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- 38. Art and Culture2015 eastofwest.wix.com/equest