1. Art TeamCookbook Taking your Art to the next level!

3. SHAPE - enclosed line

4. COLOR-HUE/intensity

5. VALUE - Tints and Shades (light/dark)

6. TEXTURE - Tactile (visual or actual)

7. SPACE - Foreground, Middle ground, Background

9. CONTRAST A noticeable difference between 2 things to create visual interest *Scale (small/large) *Value/Color *Positive/Negative Space Vocabulary: Tint, Shade, Hue, Scale, Negative/Positive (space)

10. EMPHASIS The Focal Point (center of interest) of the artwork…what you see first. *Bulls eye/Not bulls eye *Inspiration *Color Vocabulary: Focal Point, Value, Color, Bulls eye, Inspiration, Composition

11. MOVEMENT/RHYTHM Use of Elements to move the eye through the work of art *Visual Texture *Actual Texture *Pattern *Directional Vocabulary: Focal Area, Directional , Pattern, Texture

12. PATTERN Repetition of an Element ( 3 or more times) *Line, Shape, Color, Texture,Value, Form, Space *Surface Enhancement Vocabulary: Repeats, Elements of Art, Random or Sequential

13. UNITY When all of the Elements and Principles of Art work together cohesively *If you make good art…you have UNITY! *Elements of Art *Principles of Art Vocabulary: Recipe, Formula (you must know the formula to have summation)

14. Ready to cook?

15. Let’s (visually) understand the ingredients. Take a look at these famous ART dishes.

17. BRIGHT/vivid color against a busy backgroundPainting: J. Dine

19. Negative and Positive Portrait: Warhol

20. Contrast/Balance This may be a funny cartoon but it also shows just how to demonstrate contrast between very small shapes and large ones!

23. Visual Movement The Master of Illusion – M.C. Escher

24. Review: Emphasis and ? Photo by L. Hine

26. Rhythm/Pattern Painting: D. Hockney

27. Is this Rhythm? Painting: G. O’keeffe

29. Unity Painting: R. Goings

30. What Principle ? Illustration: N. Rockwell

31. Unity Quilt/painting: F. Ringgold

32. What Principle? Painting: S. Dali