Exercise 6 - Elements of Design - Texture

Texture in Drawing

Exercise 6 - Elements of Design - Texture

Texture in photography

I took this picture because it attracted my attention while i was walking, the blue eyes of it makes you feel as if your being watch and the texture of the the tree made the drawing more scary and intimidating. 

And behind the tree the the texture of the walls are bricks and rocks that it looks like an old castle, giving it the feel of an ancient building. 

Exercise 6 - Elements of Design - Texture

Definition :  Texture refers to the  surface quality and the way that look or  feel of an object, such as roughness, smoothness, or softness.

Exercise 5 - Elements of Design - Space

Illusion of Space in Drawing

Exercise 5 - Elements of Design - Space

Illusion of Space in Photography:

Amplified perspective 

Liner perspective 

                                                 

Atmospheric perspective 

Exercise 5 - Elements of Design - Space

Illusion of Space in Art : 

1. Overlapping ( is the trees in front of each other)
2. Vertical location ( the bigger trees seems to be the front of the path and the smaller trees that is higher seems to be far)
3. Atmospheric perspective ( the painting has a receding feeling to it as if you are walking in a path)
4. Liner perspective  ( because the painting has one vanishing point)

Exercise 5 - Elements of Design - Space

Definition of Space :

Space is the empty or open area between, around, above, below, or within objects.  Shapes and forms are made by the space around and within them. 


Example:

Exercise 4 - Elements of Design - Form

One Day - One Theme

Exercise 4 - Elements of Design - Form

Definition of Form :

Form is a three dimensional shape‐with the length, width, and depth as three  main dimensions ‐ usually known as 3D. Examples ( cylinder, cube, sphere, prism).

Exercise 4 - Elements of Design - Form

Face Mask 

Exercise 3 - Elements of Design - Shapes

Bad Hair Day

Exercise 3 - Elements of Design - Shapes

Shapes in Logos :

Vaio logo :
 it represent the idea of analog and digital technology into one using an abstract shape , using V and A to show an analog wave, as I and O show the numbers 1 and 0 which are a symbol of digital signals.

Exercise 3 - Elements of Design - Shapes

Meaning in Shapes

Exercise 3 - Elements of Design - Shapes

Definition:
A shape is a two or more dimensional area that stand out from the space next or around it due a defined or implied boundary , or because of differences of value, color, texture.



example:

Exercise 2 - Elements of Design - Lines

3. Lines in Art

Exercise 2 - Elements of Design - Lines

2. Lines in Photography :

The lines in the picture are vertical and diagonal .
vertical lines are strong and rigid , as they also accentuate height and lack of movements which the trees represent that and it is an actual line. Also they stretch from the earth to the sky.
And the diagonal means their is movement as the river seems to be moving and it is an implied line.

The lines in this picture are actual horizontal lines and actual cured lines.
Which the horizontal lines look like lying down , calm and comfort , also they are associated with earth bound things and ideas. As the bridge  represent that .
And curved lines express fluid movements which depends on how much they curve appearing to be calm or dynamic. The less curve the calmer the feeling and the lines in it appears to be peaceful. 

Exercise 2 - Elements of Design - Lines

1. Definition

Line - An element of art defined by a point moving in space. Line

may be two-or three-dimensional, descriptive, implied, or

abstract.

Examples :