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    ARTS- GRADE 7

    Elements of Art

    Mr. JACOB S. BELMONTE


    What are art elements?
    - Art elements are considered as the building
    blocks of art.

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    1. Lines
    - A line can be thick or thin; straight, wavy,
    curved, or angular; continuous or broken;
    dotted, dashed, or a combination of any of
    these.

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    Types of lines

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    a. Static lines – They suggest firmness and
    straightforwardness.
    Vertical lines – These lines convey uprightness, dignity,
    and assurance.

    Horizontal lines – These lines suggest calmness, peace, and


    sobriety

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    b. Dynamic lines – These signify movements,
    cheerfulness, and continuity

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    c. Jagged lines – These lines give the
    impression of chaos and disorder.

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    2. Shape and Form
    - Shapes are defined by artist using lines
    and contrast in color and texture.

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    Types of lines

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    3. Value/Tone
    - It refers to the use of light and dark
    colors in a piece of art

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    Types of lines

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    4. Color
    - Is produced when artist use various
    pigments and dyes to create a range of
    different hues which the viewer’s eyes
    and brain interpret as colors.

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    Basic terms to describe Colors

    a. Hue- basic n a m e of color. Example : R e d


    b.Value- it indicates how l i g h t or d a r k a color
    is.
    c. Intensity- it is the b r i g h t n e s s or d u l l n e s s
    of a color.
    5. Texture
    - This could be the simulated appearance
    of roughness or smoothness in visual arts
    or the actual surface feel of a work of art
    or craft

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    6. Space
    - This refers to the physical space among
    objects and the area that separates them
    The area occupied by objects is called “positive space”

    The area between the objects is often referred to as “negative space”

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    You are doing great! God bless
    and Thank you for Listening!

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