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THE ELEMENTS OF ART

BELL RINGER On the paper at your table, work with your peers to compare & contrast the two pieces below. FIRST TRIMESTER. THE ELEMENTS OF ART. THE ELEMENTS OF ART. LINE SHAPE FORM SPACE VALUE TEXTURE COLOR CLSSFTV. LINE. Line is the most basic element of art

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THE ELEMENTS OF ART

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  1. BELL RINGEROn the paper at your table, work with your peers to compare & contrast the two pieces below.

  2. FIRST TRIMESTER THE ELEMENTS OF ART

  3. THE ELEMENTS OF ART • LINE • SHAPE • FORM • SPACE • VALUE • TEXTURE • COLOR • CLSSFTV

  4. LINE • Line is the most basic element of art • A mark made by a moving point • Leonardo Papers: Pages 2 &3 • Types of Line • Types of Line Drawings

  5. AARON HORKEY

  6. Horkey’s Client List • INIT Records, Flip Skateboards, Playge, ISIS, Converge, Neurosis, Boris, Andrew Bird, Grails, Genghis Tron, Spitfire Wheels, Fat Possum Records, Deathwish INC, Hydra Head Records, Bruce Horkey’s Wood and Parts, Big Brain Comics, Flight of the Conchords, Mogwai, Ride Snowboards, Magic Bullet Records, Khanate and 420X10 Records.

  7. ALBRECHT DURER

  8. Albrecht Durer • Read about Durer on page 316 in the Discovering Art History Books. • What is Durer’s process? • What time period is Durer from?

  9. Line Drawings • Outline • Contour (Blind & Cross) • Gesture • Sketch • Structure

  10. BLIND CONTOUR DRAWING • RULES: • DO NOT PICK UP YOUR PENCIL! • LOOK AT WHAT YOU ARE DRAWING NOT WHAT YOU HAVE DRAWN! • POSE YOUR HAND IN A VARIETY OF WAYS

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