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Design
and Composition
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Lessons and Examples
Art Achievement Standard
Challenges
Design or Composition Principles
Design Concept: Achieve
"Pattern"
Positive and Negative Design
(Figure and field.)
Turn 2 Dimensional forms into
3 Dimensional forms
Perspective
using vanishing points
Design Ideas
Samples
of Still Life
ART AND DESIGN TERMS
YOU NEED TO KNOW
VISUAL
ELEMENTS Line, Direction, Weight, Form or Shape, Color, Texture, Size,
Space, Light, Tone Line edges
all forms and shapes, may occur alone; produces movements and textures
Direction indicates the direction and manner lines moveWeight
the heaviness or thickness of a line from delicate to massiveForm
defines an object or shape. Form may denote ""mass"" a 3d form. Color
Defines any Hue, colors we name, primary, secondary tints, etc. Texture
defines both natural patterns of line or tactile roughness or smoothnessas
well as patterns created by drawing or painting tools Size
is the reference to the amount of space occupied by an element. Space
the area occupied by the elements 2dimension or 3 dimensional.
2Dimensional Space has the appearance of flatnes; 3Dimensional has the
appearance of depth of perspective or modeling of form to appear to
have mass.Light defined as
illumination from a light source will influence modeling and
cast shadows. Tone Tonality
or Value; is any effect of shadow, values, dark, light, or shading.
All colors also has relative
tone.
DESIGN ELEMENTS:Movement (direction) , Rhythm,
Repetition, Contrast, Variety, Unity, Emphasis, Tension, Similarity.
Movements the directions
the line or edges move through a space. Rhythm
are the effect of repeated similar line movements or similar shapes.
Repetition refers to
repeating any element, see above list. Contrast
differences found comparing any single element. Such as contrast of
(varities of that elemtnet.)
MORE TERMS THAT
ARE RELATED TO COMPOSITION "colors" red contrasts with black.... texture:
rough contrasts with smooth. Variety
expresses numbers or differences, different kinds of elements or content.
Unity expresses the
appearance of oneness or harmony that every design requires. Emphasis
is the effect of bringing some parts out or making prominent or dominant.
Integration is when
parts appear to fit together and have a sense of oneness.Tension
results when elements do not fit harmoniously; but cause opposition
or dissonance. Tension happens when line movement paths crash into another
path Similarity of elements
is the main method of making the composition harmonize.Harmony
is the feeling of apparent correctness of having parts appear to belong
together and to work together visually in a pleasant way. There is sufficient
variety to cause the forms to be interesting and not boring but not
so same and unvaried as to become boring.
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Aims of Design:
Variety
in UnityForm Follows Function
Which means(Structure is appropriate for use or to communicate an idea)
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