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The document discusses the dot as the smallest visual element in art. Dots can be connected to create shapes, volume, and a sense of depth. Dots are often used in multitudes or combinations to form patterns, movement, and the illusion of three-dimensionality. Pointillism is introduced as a technique using tiny dots of color placed close together to form images and blend colors when viewed from a distance. The document encourages observing how Pointillist paintings mix dots of different colors and challenges the reader to make a drawing composed solely of dots.
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The dot
- 1. UNIT 2.ELEMENTS OF VISUAL REPRESENTATION THE DOT
- 2. The dot is the smallest visual element of a drawing. When a dot is connected or related to other dots, it becomes an element of expression that can create compositon. We can also express and represent shapes, volume and sense of depth. We can give a sense of volume by separating dots and placing them closer together
- 3. is the simplest element in art. A dot can have shape, colour and size and a place in the composition.
- 4. Dots are often used in multitudes or in combinations to form patterns, rhythm and movement.
- 5. Or to create the illusion of tridimensionality...
- 6. The focal point is the center of interest or activity in a work of art. It may or may not be the actual center of a painting or drawing, but it is always the most important part. The focal point in a work of art may give different sensations
- 7. Find the focal point in this painting
- 12. Pointillism is an original form of art created by Georges Seurat. Pointillism is a bunch of tiny dots put together to make a picture.
- 15. Observe how the colours of the painting have been created by mixing dots of other colours
- 16. Make a drawing composed only by dots