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Ms.

Mussens Art Classes


K-5
Colors are seen when light waves are reflected into
everything around us.

Color wheels show us
primary, secondary, and tertiary
colors

Forms are shapes that have connected to
create three-dimensional shapes.

Forms have height, width, and thickness.
Lines are the most basic element of
art.
A line is a path of a dot through
space.
Lines show the distance between a
point to the next
When a line or more meets another line to enclosed
an area, a shape is formed.

Shapes are 2-dimensional and flat

Geometric shapes are squares, circles, hexagons etc.
Biomorphic shapes are leaves, puddles, shapes found
in nature

Space describes the areas of and around an
artwork.
includes the background, foreground, and
middle ground.

Two types of space: positive and negative.
Positive space = the subject matter
Negative space = space all round the subject
matter

Texture refers to the roughness
or smoothness of a surface
Can be a real tactile, like
sandpaper, or an illusion that
looks soft but isnt
Value refers to the lightness of darkness of
a color; The appearance of lights and darks
found in a work of art.
Value ranges from black to white it many
different shades of gray between
COLORS are seen when light waves are reflected into
everything around us.

FORMS are connected shapes to create 3-d shapes; they have
height, width, and thickness

The most basic element of art, LINE, shows the distance
between a point to the next.

When a line or more meets another line to enclosed an area,
a SHAPE is formed.





SPACE comes in two types: positive and negative and
describes the areas of and around an artwork.

TEXTURE refers to the roughness or smoothness of a
surface

VALUE refers to the lightness of darkness of a color.



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1. refers to the roughness of smoothness of a surface.
2. When a line meets another to enclosed an area a is
formed.
3. comes in two types, positive and negative, and
describe the areas of and around an artwork.
4. The most basic element of art, , shows the distance
between a point and the next.
5. The lightness or darkness of a color is called the .
6. have height, width, and thickness.
7. When light waves are reflected by everything around us
we see .
1. Texture refers to the roughness of smoothness of a
surface.
2. When a line meets another to enclosed an area a shape is
formed.
3. Space comes in two types, positive and negative, and
describe the areas of and around an artwork.
4. The most basic element of art, line, shows the distance
between a point and the next.
5. The lightness or darkness of a color is called the value.
6. Forms have height, width, and thickness.
7. When light waves are reflected by everything around us
we see color.

Congratulations, you have just
learned the 7 Elements of Art!

Art Concepts For Kids has a ton of project ideas to
use the Elements of Art with.

projectARTiculate dives into deeper forms of art
by expressing the principles of art

Teachingideas shows possible projects from a
teacher point of view

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