Progressive Discipline

Starting today, any misbehaviors will be documented under your name. Failure to be safe, respectful, responsible will be noted and will be followed up by a phone call home or referral.

Unacceptable Behavior
Any Obscene Language (noted, phone call, referral) Failure to follow directions Disruption Threatening of any kind/ bullying (automatic referral) Not sitting in your seat Leaving the classroom without permission

If I have to move you after warning- phone call If you refuse to give your name or give fake name(referral)

FORM= art elements

SUBJECT= people, places, things CONTEXT= meaning or message

Elements and Principles of Design

Overview of basic design concepts/ learning the language of art

Interpreting Art (3 Parts)

Form- Composition: its appearance and organization (in color or in grayscale, is it simple or complex)

Subject- what it represents (a horse, a landscape, etc.) Content- its meaning (how it makes the viewer feel, what the artist is trying to say)

Elements of Design (7)

Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, non linear Shape: geometric (angular or circle based), biomorphic (blob forms) Value: black, grey, white/ light, mid-tones, and darks in color

Texture: perceived and actual

Color: hue (another word for color), intensity (brightness), tint (add white), shade (add black).

Space: areas around subjects or piece of art.

Form: known mainly for 3-D art, but applies to 2-d composition.

Principles of Design (9)

Variety: Elements of all types in one work Balance: the equal weight of the work Proportion: scale Emphasis: dominant features Movement: how the eye travels Economy: simplicity Rhythm: harmony or flow of pattern or repetition Contrast: opposites. Unity: when everything works together.

Line

Lines

Line

What types of line do you see? How do they work together?

Non Linear Line

Shape

Biomorphic Shape

Shape

Geometric Shape

Shape

Where are there examples of the two types of shapes artist refer to?

Greyscale Value

What do you think makes up a good value structure?

Color Value

Texture

Actual Texture

Perceived Texture

Color
hue tints

shades

value

Color

Color is regarded by many as the strongest element of art.

Space

Space

Form

Development Towards Abstraction

Naturalism Realism

Semi-Abstract
Abstraction Nonobjective

Enassamishhinjijweian, Tom Uttech, 2009,