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Title: Todays Objective


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Todays Objective
  • I will be able to
  • use the elements and principles
  • to analyze art.

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Principles of Design
  • How the artist arranged the elements in a work of
    art
  • Cannot have principles without the elements
  • They depend on each other
  • Achieve an intended reaction in the viewer
  • Specifically chooses what elements and principles
    to use
  • Quality art does not have to have all the
    principles
  • Greater understanding of the artist and his art

3
Principles of Design
  • The principles of design
  • Balance
  • Contrast
  • Repetition
  • Variety
  • Rhythm
  • Emphasis

4
Balance
  • The visual weight of the elements
  • Elements of balance
  • Size
  • Color
  • Value
  • Detail
  • Two kinds of balance
  • Symmetrical
  • Asymmetrical

5
Symmetrical Balance
  • Both sides appear alike when divided down the
    middle

6
Asymmetrical Balance
  • One side may have more visual weight than the
    other side

7
Balance
  • Equal visual weight on each side but distributed
    differently
  • Darker objects have heavier visual weight
  • Lighter objects have lighter visual weight
  • How much emphasis is there?

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Jan VermeerMilk Maid
9
Contrast
  • Visual difference between two elements
  • Example
  • Light and dark
  • Also different types of lines, colors, textures,
    shapes, space, etc.
  • Creates emphasis

10
Contrast
  • High contrast high energy
  • Low contrast low energy

11
RembrandtNight Watch
12
Repetition
  • Creates a pattern for the eye to follow
  • Done by repeating
  • Images
  • Shapes
  • Strokes
  • Colors
  • Textures

13
Variety
  • Creates curiosity and interest
  • Vary slightly or have extreme differences
  • Without variety, art becomes boring

14
Salvador DaliSoft Construction with Boiled Beans
15
Salvador DaliDali Atomicus
16
Rhythm
  • Certain elements are repeated with slight
    variation
  • Mixes together repetition and variety
  • Creates a visual pulse

17
Edward HopperEarly Sunday Morning
18
Wifredo Lam
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Emphasis
  • Develops a focal point of an artwork
  • Where the eye is ultimately drawn
  • Various techniques
  • Use of line
  • Use of color
  • High contrast
  • Placing a figure or object near the center
  • Etc.

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RembrandtNight Watch
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Georges de La TourSt. Joseph the Carpenter
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CaravaggioThe Inspiration of St. Matthew
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GiottoLamentation
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RaphaelSchool of Athens
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