This document discusses the 7 elements of art - line, color, texture, perspective, space, form, and volume. It defines each element and provides examples. Line types include horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and curved. Color has three dimensions: hue, value, and intensity. Texture deals with the sense of touch. Perspective creates the effect of distance. Space represents a two-dimensional surface. Form applies to the overall design and describes an object's structure or shape. Volume refers to the three-dimensional space occupied by objects as shown through contours or lighting/shadows.

1. Created by: Lorraine Mar J. Zaspa

2. 1. LINE
2. COLOR
3. TEXTURE
4. PERSPECTIVE
5. SPACE
6. FORM
7. VOLUME

3.  Is an important element at the disposal of
every artist
Types of Lines
a) Horizontal lines
b) Vertical lines
c) Diagonal lines
d) Curved lines

4.  Is a property of light
3 dimensions of color:
Hue
Value
Intensity

5.  Is the element that deals more directly with
the sense of touch

6.  Deals with the effect of distance upon the
appearance of objects
2 kinds of Perspective:
a) Linear perspective
b) Aerial perspective

7. Is the great importance in painting as
in architecture
Space only represents a two-
dimensional surface

8. It can be applies to the overall design
of a work of art
It describes the structure or shape of
an object

9.  refers to the amount of space occupied in
the three dimensions
Volume in 2 ways:
a) By contour lines or outlines or shapes of
objects
b) By surface lights and shadows

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