This document outlines the key elements of visual arts, including line, color, texture, perspective, volume, space, and form. It defines each element and provides examples to illustrate their uses and effects. Line can be straight, horizontal, vertical, diagonal, or curved. Color has properties of hue, value, and warmth. Texture deals with the sense of touch. Perspective can be linear or aerial. Space and form describe the structure, shape, and solidity of objects. These elements are fundamental components that artists use to create and analyze visual works.

1. ELEMENTS
OF VISUAL
ARTS
Dominic Cirilo
Graise Mariano
Axis Dela Cruz

2. •LINE
•COLOR
•TEXTURE
•PERSPECTIVE
TOPIC
OUTLINE
• VOLUME
• SPACE
• FORM

3. •important element at the disposal of
every artist.
LINE

4. •Always associated with the ideas of
steadiness and force.
STRAIGHT
LINES

5. •Lines of repose and serenity.
HORIZONTAL
LINES

6. Sarcophag
us of a
Young
Prince

7. •Lines poised for action.
VERTICAL
LINES

8. Gothic
Cathedral
s

9. •Lines suggest action and movement.
DIAGONAL
LINES

10. Runnin
g Man

11. •Lines suggest grace, movement,
flexibility, joyfulness and grace.
CURVED
LINES

12. Starry
Night

13. •Property of light.
COLOR

14. •Dimension of color that gives color to
its name.
HUE

15. Primary
and
Secondar
y Colors

16. Sequenc
e of 12
Hues

17. •They are suggestive of impetuous
or instinctive action.
WARM AND COOL
COLORS

18. Warm
and
Cool
Colors

19. •Refers to the lightness or darkness of a
color.
•It is a quality which depends on the amount
of light and dark in color.
VALUE

20. •Element that deals more directly
with the sense of touch.
TEXTURE

21. Rough
Seas

22. •Deals with the effect of distance upon
the appearance of objects.
PERSPECTI
VE

23. •Representation of an appearance of
distance by means of converging lines.
LINEAR
PERSPECTIVE

24. Roxas
Blvd.

25. •Representation of relative distances of
objects by gradations of tone and color.
AERIAL
PERSPECTIVE

26. Aerial
Perspecti
ve

27. •Great importance.
SPACE

28. •Describes the structure or shape of an
object.
FORM

29. •Refers to solidity or thickness.
•Amount of space occupied in three
dimensions.
VOLUME