LINE:

Lines can vary by the quality. The width or appearance of any line, such as thick or thin. These marks are made by a pen, pencil, brush or any other tool. Touch the box that shows LINE.

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SHAPE:

Shapes are limited to two dimensions. Shapes have clear edges when you create them. Touch the box that are SHAPES.

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TEXTURE:

Actual Texture is how something feels while imiplied Textures is how something looks or how it "visually feels". point to the box that shows TEXTURE

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VALUE

Value is the lightness or darkness of a color. Value is very important when artwork has no colors in it other than black, white and grays. Touch the box that shows VALUE.

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FORM

Form is a three-dimensional figure. Examples of form are cubes, cylinders, and spheres. Artists can make 3D objects in the form of pottery or sculpture. Touch the box that shows FORM

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PATTERN

Pattern is repeating of shapes, colors, lines or symbols. Pattern is the combination of multiple elements and rhythm is repeating elements with variations. Touch the box that shows PATTERNS

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BALANCE

Balance is the visual weight of objects. Symmetrical balance is when two sides look the same. Asymmetrical balance is when both sides look different. Touch the picture that shows BALANCE.

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VARIETY

Variety can be a number of different types of things. Variety can be shapes, lines or colors. Artwork that uses many diffent colors, values, lines, textures, and shapes reflect variety. Touch the box that shows VARIETY

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COLOR

Color is reflectedor absorbe light. Color is made up of three things: hue, value and intensity. Touch the box that shows COLOR

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The color wheel can be broken up into 2 groups. Touch the box that correctly neame the 2 groups.

• warm colors

  cool colors

• Hot colors

  freezing colors

• dark colors

  light colors