Geometrical painting
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This document provides information about geometric painting and shapes. It defines geometric painting as art created using lines, circles, squares, and rectangles. A geometric line forms a shape wherever its ends meet. Common geometric shapes include circles, triangles, squares, and examples provided are wheels, pizza slices, and floor tiles. The document shows two geometric paintings, with one side depicting positivity and the other negativity. The presentation was created by multiple team members.
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Geometrical painting
- 1. GEOMETRICAL PAINTING PRESENTATION BY BISMALA ZAHID
- 2. What is geometric painting? It is designed and created with lines, circles, square and rectangles perfect or not. Geometric art design comes in various types, size and shapes. Abstract art was formed in the early 20th century by artists frustrated by following the same style of old painters.
- 3. What is a geometric line in art? WHEREVER THE ENDS OF A CONTINUOUS LINE MEET, A SHAPE IS FORMED. GEOMETRIC SHAPES SUCH AS CIRCLES, TRIANGLES OR SQUARES HAVE PERFECT, UNIFORM MEASUREMENTS AND DON'T OFTEN APPEAR IN NATURE. ORGANIC SHAPES ARE ASSOCIATEDWITH THINGS FROM THE NATURAL WORLD, LIKE PLANTS AND ANIMALS.
- 4. What are Examples of Geometric Shapes? Geometric shapes are practically everywhere. No matter where you look, almost everything is made up of simpler geometry. A truss bridge is made primarily of rectangles, squares and triangles, for example. A snowman is made up of circles, with a cone-shaped carrot nose. These shapes, both two-dimensional and three- dimensional, are incredibly important in the context of learning math too. Providing examples of geometric shapes will teach both you and your students about their function and how to better understand them. Examples of Geometric Shapes Here is a list of different geometric shapes, along with a description and examples of where you can spot them in everyday life. Circle:A round shape with the same radius from a fixed point in the center. e.g., pizza pie, cookies, wheels of a bike Square:Four equal straight sides with four right angles e.g., a garage, square rubber stamps, tiles on the floor Triangle:Three-sided figure with straight sides e.g., a slice of pizza, a slice of cheese cut in that shape, a sandwich cut diagonally
- 5. MY WORK OF GEOMETRIC PAINTING
- 6. Comparison of 2 geometric painting
- 7. Description of this picture As you can see, this geometric painting picture shows positivity on one side and negativity on the other.
- 8. TEAM MEMBERS NAMES Presented by Bismala Zahid Written by section c Slides made by section c cr