Period 6 Semester Final

1) I believe I deserve 100% on the Elements of Art project. I spent lots of time and effort to produce each one of the drawings. A clear description is written for each element of art. The drawings focus on each element of art.

2) I believe I deserve 100% on the Principles of Design project, no more and no less. Each drawing is full of color to capture the attention of the viewer. Each drawing is proportional and balanced. A lot of time is spent to create the principles of design.

3) Alice's Wonderland was a part of the Alice Comedies which were a series of shorts. The Alice comedies was unique because there was a real live character in an animated world.

4) In 1928, Steamboat Willie was released. This was important because it introduced Mickey Mouse, the mascot of Walt Disney.

5)In 1932, Flowers and Trees was release by Walt Disney, This animation was unique because it was the first colored film.

6) Snow White and the Seven Dwarves was released in 1937. This was the first full-length cel-animated feature film released.

7) Pinocchio was released on February 23, 1940.

Principles of Design

Principles of Design

Balance is used to make a design feel more stable. It is the distribution of color, space, texture, and the visual weight of an object.

Emphasis is a part of a design that grabs the onlooker's attention. The artist would make one area stand out by making it different in size, texture, shape, or color.

Movement is the route the viewer's eye takes when looking at a work of art.

Patten is a design that has a repeating object or symbol.

Repetition is similar to pattern and works with pattern, but is used to make the piece of art seem active.

Proportion creates unity within a piece of art. The feeling of unity is created when all parts (size or amount) relates with each other.

Rhythm is one or more elements of design used repeatedly to create an organized feeling.

Variety is used to grab the viewer's attention by using multiple elements of design.

Unity creates harmony and a sense of completeness between all the parts of a work of art.

Elements of Art

Elements of Art

A line is a mark that can be drawn in all directions. Lines are the main components of art.

A shape is a closed line that expresses length and width.

Forms are three dimensional shapes that express length, width, and height.

Space is the unoccupied area between and around objects.

Color is the light that is reflected off objects.

Texture is the roughness, smoothness, softness, or roughness that can be seen or felt on a surface.