In the second lesson, form was talked about, form refers to three dimensional objects and in the world we live in is almost made up of forms, so we must have a strong understanding of form. In order to create the illusion of form when painting we can understand how light reacts on an object.
After that it talks about colour, which is the element of art that reflects light, we need to understand that colour theory can be divided into three parts colour wheel settings and colour schemes, understanding colour theory allows us to better understand the importance of it in our creations. The colour wheel has three different colours consisting of primary, secondary and tertiary colours. The primary colours are red, yellow and blue, the secondary colours are orange, green and purple and the tertiary colours are made by mixing.
The second part of colour theory is colour value, which refers to the darkness or lightness of a colour.
The third part of colour theory is colour schemes monochromatic colour schemes are made up of one colour, and its shades and tints complementary colours are colours that are directly opposite to each other on the colour theory triads are made up of three colours on the colour wheel. Finally colour theory terms and definitions.
The element of art – space – is covered next. Our goal is to create the illusion of space. The use of space in art was covered There are six ways an artist can create the illusion of space on a two-dimensional surface.
Next, we talked about some of the terms used in art, such as positive space, negative space, illusion of form, illusion of depth, and perspective.
This was followed by texture in the elements of art, which refers to the way an object feels when we touch it when it is touched, and several descriptions of texture were introduced.
This is followed by line in the elements of art, which in art is now considered to be a moving point can be used in jade combing, line is most often used to show the end point of an object, line can also be used in painting to create the illusion of form, and can also be represented by crosses, shadows and shapes, next several types of lines are introduced, vertical lines, horizontal lines, straight lines, jagged rows of straight lines curved line variations, textured lines, and directional lines.
Next is shape, this line creates a shape when it is closed, shape is one of the expected elements of art, shapes play an important role in the creation of art, they contribute to the complexity of drawings and paintings influencing composition all shapes are two dimensional which means they only have a length and a width all shapes can be categorised into two types geometric shapes and regular shapes the shapes defined by an object are positive shapes the shapes defined around the object are negative shapes.
Value is one of the expected elements of art, colour value relates to light and dark.
