The document discusses different artistic elements including dots, lines, and planes. It describes how dots can be used individually or together to create lines or shapes. Different types of lines are defined such as diagonal, zig-zag, curved, and wavy lines. Lines can also be used individually or combined. Planes refer to flat shapes that can be geometric, organic, or three-dimensional. Examples of artworks using dots, lines, and planes are provided and the document concludes with an assignment to create a drawing incorporating these elements.

1. DOTS, LINES, AND PLANES

2. Different representations of dots: dots at an intersection, dots used to
create lines, a dot as a conventional circle

3. Order
Order
Less visual weight
Less visual weight
Instability
Instability
More visual weight
More visual weight
Movement to
Movement to
bottom
bottom
Movement to the
Movement to the
top
top
Dots used to help imagine a shape
Dots used to help imagine a shape

4. Positive and negative spaces
Positive and negative spaces

5. DOTS USED TO SHOW
TEXTURE

7. LINES

8. DIFFERENT TYPES OF LINES
DIAGONAL LINES
ZIG-ZAG LINES
CURVED LINES
WAVY LINES
COMBINATION
LINES

11. A LINE AS A
COMPOSITIONAL ELEMENT

12. THE EXPRESSIVE
CAPACITY OF A LINE
GROUPS OF LINES CREATE PATTERNS AND SHAPES

13. DIFFERENT WAYS TO USE
LINES
• EMBEDDED LINES
• A DECORATIVE DRAWING
• DRAWING A COMIC

14. EMBEDDED LINES

15. A DECORATIVE DRAWING

17. LINES IN COMICS

19. PLANES

20. DIFFERENT TYPES OF PLANES
GEOMETRIC SHAPES
GEOMETRIC SHAPES
ABSTRACT OR ORGANIC SHAPES
ABSTRACT OR ORGANIC SHAPES

21. THREE DIMENSIONAL PLANES
• Diego RIVERA:
Desfile de aniversario
de la revolución rusa,
1956

22. • David HOCKNEY: El
mar en Malibú, 1988
• VÍctor VASARELY:
Triond, 1973

23. WAYS TO USE SHAPES AS PLANES

24. DOTS, LINES
AND PLANES
IN ART

25. DOTS

26. • Seurat :Torre
Effiel, 1886
A example of
POINTILLISM

27. • A. Miro: GATO, MARIPOSA
Y PÁJARO, 1940

28. • Vasarely “ Ilusión en relieve “

29. • W Kandinsky: Algunos círculos, 1926

30. • Adolph Gottlieb
• “Ráfaga nº 1”

31. •LINES

33. • Franz Marc
• “ Mountains”

35. Escher “ Estudio”

36. J. POLLOCK: Océano gris, 1953

37. •PLANES

38. • August
Macke
• “Tienda de
sombreros”

39. • H. Matisse

40. ROTHKO:
Sin título,
1952

41. OUR NEXT TASK
• We need:
– Drawing paper, size A3
– HB Pencils
– Black or colored felt pens
– A lot of imagination

42. Begin the project with a sketch

43. Distribute the dots, lines, and planes
throughout the drawing

44. Color in

45. The final result

46. OTHER EXAMPLES

51. ZENDALA ART