Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 57 views

    Line

    Uploaded by

    api-266439580

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Line

    Uploaded by

    api-266439580
    57 views10 pages

    Original Title

    line

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    57 views10 pages

    Line

    Uploaded by

    api-266439580

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    of 10

    Elements of Art:

    Line & Shape


    Instructor Ms. Amoros
    DO NOW:
    1. Categorized the following colors into: Primary, Secondary or
    Tertiary.
    Describe the difference between these
    two items in terms of art.
    Aim: How are the elements line and shape
    used in art?
    Benchmark: Adobe Certification Preparation
    Unit: Elements of Art

    Objectives: Students will be able to
    1. Define line in regards to art and identify its characteristics.
    2. Differentiate between shape and form.
    3. Describe how line, shapes and forms are used in art.
    Aim: How are the elements line and shape
    used in art?
    What is a line?
    A line is a basic element of
    art, referring to a
    continuous mark, made on
    a surface, by a moving
    point.

    What are the different
    properties that a line can
    possess?
    Lines can be horizontal,
    vertical, or diagonal,
    straight or curved, thick or
    thin.


    Aim: How are the elements line and shape
    used in art?
    LINE PROPERTIES
    Horizontal lines move from west
    to east and provides a sense of
    space.
    Vertical lines move from North
    to South and provide a sense of
    height.
    Diagonal lines is a straight line
    that moves in an angle it can also
    convey a feeling of movement
    and can also indicate depth.
    Curved line tend to resemble
    that of the human body and
    often have a pleasing, sensual
    quality and a softening effect on
    an art piece.






    Aim: How are the elements line and shape
    used in art?
    What is a shape?
    The General outline of
    something is a shape. Shapes
    have two dimensions
    height and widthand are
    usually defined by lines.
    If you look around you, you
    will notice that almost
    everything we see is made up
    of a Shape or combination of
    Shapes.
    Some of the more common
    ones we have given names to,
    i.e.: circle, square and
    rectangle. Others are so
    unique we call them abstract
    shapes.

    What are the three
    categories of shape?
    The three categories
    of shapes are:
    1. Geometric
    2. Abstract
    3. Organic




    Aim: How are the elements line and shape
    used in art?
    1. Abstract shapes are
    shapes that have an
    outline that is not
    necessarily defined or
    concrete.
    2. Geometric shapes are
    those that are based on
    mathematics
    3. Organic shapes are based
    on nature.




    Aim: How are the elements
    line and shape used in art?
    What is the difference
    between 2D and 3D?
    The difference between
    2D and 3D is 2D is 'flat',
    using the X & Y and 3D
    ads the third dimension
    which includes depth.

    DID YOU NOW?
    3D objects are known as forms.
    They can be characterized the
    same as shapes in respect to
    abstract, geometric and organic.

    IMMEDIATE APPLICATION
    Using the model previously demonstrated. Identify the lines,
    shapes and forms located in the advertisements below.
    All responses should be added to shared google form. You have
    until the bell to complete this task.
    Once your done continue with your weekly project for the
    remainder of the periods.
    AD #1
    AD #2 AD # 3 AD #4
    LESSON SUMMARY
    1. What is a line as it applies to art.
    2. List two line characteristics.
    3. Differentiate between shape and form.
    4. Explain the difference between a line and shape.

    You might also like