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Other Formal Elements

Other Formal Elements. Sayre – 7 th edition Chapter 7. Texture. Surface quality “Ability to call forth tactile sensations and feelings”. Actual Texture (Fig 439/14-31). Implied texture (a.k.a. visual texture) (fig 39/2-21). Actual and Implied Texture (fig 160/7-2).

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Other Formal Elements

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  1. Other Formal Elements Sayre – 7th edition Chapter 7

  2. Texture Surface quality “Ability to call forth tactile sensations and feelings”

  3. Actual Texture (Fig 439/14-31)

  4. Implied texture (a.k.a. visual texture) (fig 39/2-21)

  5. Actual and Implied Texture (fig 160/7-2)

  6. Interesting “bridge” between actual and implied texture… • Sometimes paint is applied so thickly on a 2D surface that it “sticks up” in 3D creating actual texture • Impasto – brushstrokes of very thick paint which are built up on the surface of a painting

  7. Actual and implied texture (fig 73/4-14)

  8. Pattern “any formal element that repeats itself in a composition”

  9. Fig 167/7-9

  10. Time and Motion

  11. Fig 54/3-12 vs. Fig 168/7-10a moment frozen

  12. Implied passage of time How does the artist imply that time has passed?

  13. Motion • Motion can be divided into actual and implied motion • Implied motion – suggests a sense of movement in a stationary work of art • Actual motion – art which actual moves

  14. Implied motion (fig 171/7-13)

  15. Implied motion (fig 692/21-7)

  16. Fig 606/18-22

  17. Actual motion • Pertains to 3D art…sculpture which actually moves is also known as “kinetic sculpture” • One of the pioneers in kinetic sculpture was Alexander Calder…he invented a particular type of kinetic sculpture known as the “mobile”

  18. Mobiles (fig 159/7-1)

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