Elements + Color + Value

The elements of art are defined as:

• The visual/physical elements of a work.

• The darkness or lightness of a color.

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

Value is defined as:

• The visual/physical elements of a work.

• The darkness or lightness of a color.

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

Texture is defined as:

• The visual/physical elements of a work.

• The darkness or lightness of a color.

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

Shape is defined as:

• The artist's use of area within a picture - emptiness, illusion of depth and space.

• A three-dimensional object (having length, width, and depth).

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

Space is defined as:

• The artist's use of area within a picture - emptiness, illusion of depth and space.

• A three-dimensional object (having length, width, and depth).

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

Form is defined as:

• The artist's use of area within a picture - emptiness, illusion of depth and space.

• A three-dimensional object (having length, width, and depth).

• The quality of a surface—how it feels or looks like it feels.

• Something with two-dimensions, height and width, and usually defined by lines.

What are the three Primary colors?

• Red, Green, Yellow

• Yellow, Red, Purple

• Red, Yellow, Blue

• Purple, Red, Orange

What can you do with the primary colors ?

• Only make red, yellow, and blue

• Make purple, yellow, and blue

• Make every color in the color wheel

• Make brown

Line is defined as:

• The artist's use of area within a picture - emptiness, illusion of depth and space.

• A three-dimensional object (having length, width, and depth).

• The hues of the _____ we see, for example yellow, red, blue, green, orange, and violet.

• A continuous mark made on a surface by a point of a moving tool.

Where are complementary colors located on the color wheel ?

• Beside eachother

• Across from each other

• At the top and bottom

• They aren't on the color wheel