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Cpar Lesson 8

This document discusses the elements of art and principles of composition in contemporary Philippine arts from the regions. It defines the key elements of art as line, color, value, texture, shape, composition in space, and movement. For each element, it provides details on how that element is used in visual art to convey meaning and express ideas. The overall purpose is to educate the reader on the basic building blocks that artists use to create works of art.

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Cpar Lesson 8

This document discusses the elements of art and principles of composition in contemporary Philippine arts from the regions. It defines the key elements of art as line, color, value, texture, shape, composition in space, and movement. For each element, it provides details on how that element is used in visual art to convey meaning and express ideas. The overall purpose is to educate the reader on the basic building blocks that artists use to create works of art.

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LESSON 8

ELEMENTS OF ARTS
AND PRINCIPLES OF
COMPOSITION
CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM THE REGIONS
SUBJECT TEACHER: JHON ALBERT A. EMBUIDO
ELEMENTS OF ART
 Elements of Art are aspects of form
 They convey meaning, and express ideas and feelings
A. LINE
• It is associated with the body’s axis as it moves toward
different directions and adjust to a point of reference
through various positions
ELEMENTS OF ART
A. LINE
 In the visual arts, it also refers to the quality of the line,
whether thin, broken, thick, or blended
 Texture-when several lines come together they create
texture which can be very thin, washed or very thick,
rough or fine.
ELEMENTS OF ART
B. COLOR
 Associated
with our experiences of cold and warmth,
and the quality of light in our tropical environment,
and day and night.
 HUE-has something to do with how light waves
bounces off objects and enters our eye
 VALUE or TONE- refers to the hue’s brightness or
darkness
ELEMENTS OF ART
ELEMENTS OF ART
C. Value
 Refers to gradations of tone from light to dark,
which can be an aspect of color, but could also
specifically refer to the play of light on an object or a
scene
 Inpaintings, it is shading, blending, chiaroscuro, or
the play of light and dark
ELEMENTS OF ART
D. Texture
 Refers to how objects and surfaces feel, and is most
associated with the sense of touch or tactility
 Textures are created by combining several lines
 Itcan be described as smooth, feathery, gritty,
rough, irregular, thick, thin and so on.
E. Shape
 Refers
to forms that are two-dimensional or three-
dimensional.
 Two-dimensional shapes exist as planes having
length and width
 Three-dimensional shapes possess length, width and
volume
 Shapes can either be geometric, biomorphic, or free
inventions
F. Composition in Space
 Involves relationship between figures and elements
 Italso refers to how these elements are organized
and composed according to principles or
organization, balance, proportion, rhythm, unity,
dominance and subordination
G. Movement
 May occur in two-dimensional design as rhythm or
through the recurrence of motifs, their alternation or
progression unfolding in a series
 Movement is also very much related to line, and the
direction of the eye
THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING!

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