The document defines and provides examples of the seven elements of art: lines, shape, form, space, color, value, and texture. It explains that lines can be vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag or curved. Shape is a 2D area with length and width. Form is a 3D shape with length, width and height. Space is the area around and within objects. Color has properties of hue, value and intensity, and can be primary, secondary or tertiary. Value refers to lightness or darkness. Texture is the surface quality of an object or artwork. The document includes examples to illustrate each element.

1. ACTIVITY

2. T K S H A P E X P R L
S P A C E Q J I L F S
V H J U E I E O E I V
R T C O L O R T S Z A
D Y P X I K O E K A L
E L L H H L L X J I U
P I R S P F C T S Q E
F O R M G R Y U F H O
C I R K O S T R T J P
W U V T L I N E I K L

3. Elements of
Arts

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6. What are elements of arts?
1. Lines
2. Shape
3. Form
4. Space
5. Color
6. Value
7. Texture

7. 1. Line
 Refers to as a point in motion/moving
point or dot.
 Considered as the foundation of all art
and the most versatile element.

8.  They help determine
the motion, direction
and energy in a work
of art.
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Types of Lines
1.Vertical Line
Are straight up and down lines that
are moving in space without any slant
and are perpendicular to horizontal
lines
Suggest height and strength.

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Vertical line

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2. Horizontal Line
Are straight lines parallel to the
horizon that move from left to right.
Suggest width, distance, calmness
and stability

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Horizontal line

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3. Diagonal Lines
Are straight lines that slant in any
direction except horizontal and
vertical.
Suggest movement or lack of
stability.

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Diagonal lines

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4. Zigzag line
Are series of diagonal lines joined at
ends
Convey action and excitement as
well as restlessness and anxiety.

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Zigzag line

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5. Curved line
Are lines that bend and change
direction gradually.
Simply wavy or spiral

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19. 2. Shape
 It has 2 dimensions, length as well
as width.
 It is represented as an enclosed
area that is defined by color, value,
space, texture and form.
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Heptagon Circle Hexagon
Pentagon
Rectangle

21. 3. Form
 It has 3 dimensions: length, width
and height.
 Another art element that is almost
like the shape.
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Cone Cube Cylinder
Prism Rectangular prism

23. 4. Space
 Defined as the area around the
object, including the space
occupied by the object.
 Space is the are provided for a
particular purpose.
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25. 5. Color
 Is defined as the aspect of things that
is caused by differing qualities of light
being reflected or emitted.
 Colors have 3 main characteristics:
hue, value and intensity.
 Colors can be primary, secondary
and tertiary.
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26. Primary Color
 Original colors and
cannot be created by
mixing other colors.
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28. Secondary Color
 Mixing two of the
primary colors.
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Orange, Green, Violet

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33. Tertiary color
 Colors are made
by mixing a
primary colors
and a secondary
color
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Red orange, Yellow orange, Yellow green,
Blue green, Blue violet, Red violet

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36. 6. Value
 The darkness or lightness of a hue.
 Value can be affected by adding
white or black to a color.
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Adding white to a color produces TINT.

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Adding black to a color produces SHADES.

40. 7. Texture
 Appears to our sense of touch/
quality of surface.
 The texture is the quality of a
surface or the way any work of art
is represented.
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43. What are elements of arts?
1. Lines
2. Shape
3. Form
4. Space
5. Color
6. Value
7. Texture

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46. “Every artist was first
an amateur” – Ralph
Waldo Emerson

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Thanks!
Any questions?

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Assignment:
Create a color wheel identifying the
primary color, secondary and tertiary
colors.