Six Elements Of Art

SIX ELEMENTS OF ART MODULE #4

I. COLOR  THE

QUALITY OF AN OBJECT WITH RESPECT TO LIGHT REFLECTED BY IT  DETERMINED BY THE HUE, SATURATION, AND BRIGHTNESS OF THE REFLECTED LIGHT  COLORS ARE LABELLED AS: PRIMARY, SECONDARY, INTERMEDIATE AND TERTIARY

PRIMARY COLORS  BASIC

COLORS WHICH ARE RED, YELLOW, AND BLUE  SO CALLED BECAUSE ALL OTHER COLORS ARE PRODUCED BY THE COMBINATION OF ANY TWO COLORS MENTIONED

SECONDARY COLORS  ARE

GREEN, VIOLET,AND ORANGE  BY MIXING ANY OF THE PRIMARY COLORS

INTERMEDIATE COLORS 

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ARE YELLOW-ORANGE, RED-ORANGE, REDVIOLET, BLUE-VIOLET, BLUE GREEN, AND YELLOW GREEN ARE FORMED BY MIXING IN EQUAL AMOUNT PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COLORS

TERTIARY COLORS  ARE

YELLOWORANGE, VIOLET GREEN, AND ORANGE-GREEN  PRODUCED BY BLENDING TWO SECONDARY COLORS

COLOR INTERPETRATION 

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DESPAIR, GLOOM, DEATH AND MOURNING IS SUGGESTED BY THE COLOR BLACK, BEING THE DARKEST AND DULLEST OF THE COLORS THE COLOR THAT GIVES THE IMPRESSION OF VASTNESS AND OF THE INFINITY IS BLUE WHICH IS THE COLOR OF THE SKY THE COLOR GRAY WHICH IS THE BLENDING OF BLACK AND WHITE OR THE PRIMARY COLORS, GIVES THE IMPRESSION OF WEIGHT, SOLIDITY AND NEUTRALITY THE COLOR GREEN IS A SYMBOL OF GROWTH, FRESHNESS, AND HOPE. IT IS THE COLOR OF STILL WATER AND VEGETATION. THE COLOR THAT SYMBOLIZES DELICIOUSNESS AND SWEETNESS IS ORANGE, WHICH IS COMBINATION OF RED AND YELLOW THE COLOR THAT SYMBOLIZES LOVE IS PINK WHICH IS A COMBINATION OF RED AND WHITE RED WHICH IS A BASIC COLOR EXPRESSES FIRE, BLOOD, DANGER, FESTIVITY, BRAVERY, WAR, PASSION, ENERGY AND WARMTH THE COLOR THAT SUGGESTS SHADOWS, MOURNING, PENANCE, ROYALTY, AND POWER IS VIOLET WHICH IS A MIXTURE OF RED AND BLUE THE COLOR THAT SUGGESTS HUMILITY AND CONFIDENCE IS BROWN WHICH IS A BLENDING OF RED AND GREEN THE COLOR THAT SYMBOLIZES, LIFE, JOY, SUNSHINE, CHEERFULNESS, WARMTH, SPLENDOR, AND HOSPITALIUTY IS YELLOW WHICH IS ALSO A SYMBOL OF JEALOUSY AND HATRED

II. LINE THE SIMPLEST, OLDEST, AND MOST UNIVERSAL ELEMENT. THREE KINDS:  HORIZONTAL  VERTICAL  DIAGONAL

III. MEDIUM DENOTES THE MEANS BY WHICH AN ARTIST COMMUNICATES HIS IDEA. CLASSSIFIED AS:  VISUAL  AUDITORY

IV. RHYTHM  REFERS

TO THE CONNECTION PATH ALONG WHICH THE EYE MAY TRAVEL IN ANY ARRANGEMENT OF LINES, FORMS, OR COLORS  RELATED MOVEMENT WHICH SUGGESTS SOMETHING GRACEFUL

V. STRUCTURE  REFERS

TO THE SURFACE TREATMENT OF AN ARTISTIC WORK IN ORDER TO GIVE VARIETY AND BEAUTY TO ANY WORK OF ART.

VI. STYLE  DEALS

WITH THE TYPICAL MODE OF EXPRESSING THE TEMPERAMENT OR OUTLOOK OF AN ARTIST’S LIFE AND TRAINING