presentation in principle of art in grade 10

principle of arts

1. Principles of arts 

2. What is this principle? 

3. Balance 

4. Balance  it refers to the distribution of the  visual elements in view of their placement in  relation to each other. 

5. What is this principle ?

6. Assymetrical  

7. Assymetrical   the elements used on one side are  reflected on the other. This offers the most  stable visual sense to any artwork.  

8. WHAT  TYPE OF PRINCIPL IS THIS? 

9. SYMMETRICAL         

10. SYMMETRICAL         

11. SYMMETRICAL          The elements are not the same (or of  the same weight) on each side, putting the  heaviness on one side.

12. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS?  

13. RADIAL 

14. RADIAL  There is a central point in the  composition, around which elements and  objects are distributed.       

15. What type of principle is this ?

16. Proportion 

17. Proportion  it pertains to the size in relation to  what is normal for the figure or object in  question. 

18. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS?

19. EMPHASIS 

20. EMPHASIS  It allows the attention of the viewer to  a focal point, accentuating, or drawing  attention to these elements or objects.

21. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS ?

22. CONTRAST 

23. CONTRAST  it is the disparity between the  elements that figure into the composition     

24. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS ?   

25. UNITY 

26. UNITY  unless intended to be otherwise,  compositions are intended to imbue a sense  of accord or completeness from the artwork.

27. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS ?             

28. VARIETY             

29. VARIETY              It is the principle that aims to retain the  interest by allowing patches or areas that  both excite and allow the eye to rest.

30. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS?          

31. MOVEMENT         

32. MOVEMENT          It refers to the direction of the viewing eye as  it goes through the artwork, often guided by  areas or elements that are emphasized. 

33. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS 

34. RHYTMN          

35. RHYTMN                  T his is created when an element is  repeated, creating implied movement. Variety  of repetition helps invigorate rhythm as  depicted in the artwork.

36. WHAT TYPE OF PRINCIPLE IS THIS? 

37. REPETITION 

38. REPETITION  Lines, shapes, colors, and other elements  may appear in an artwork in a recurring  manner              

39. ASSESTMENT        ________1. It refers to the direction of the  viewing eye as it goes through the artwork,  often guided by areas or elements that are  emphasized.  ________2. It is the principle that aims to  retain the interest by allowing patches or  areas that both excite and allow the eye to  rest.  ________3. It refers to the distribution of the  visual elements in view of their placement in  relation to each other.  ________4. The elements or objects achieve  a sense of flow and interconnectedness.  ________5. It pertains to the size in relation to  what is normal for the figure or object in  question.  1. Movement  2. Variety  3. Balance  4. Harmony  5. Scale and Proportion  I prepared an assessment here to assess if  you understand our lesson .Here’s your direction for your assessment.  Directions: Supply what is defined or  described. Write your answer on your paper  sheet.