Elements and Principles of ART!
LINE: a mark made by a pointed tool. This picture is of the bricks on my fireplace at my house. What kind of lines are these? Thick, thin, straight, curvy?
TEXTURE: the surface quality of artwork. You use your touching sense when you are dealing with texture. These three oranges were photographed at my house on the kitchen table. What do you think these oranges feel like?
VALUE: the darkness and lightness of an object. This basketball can be found in my house. Where is the darkest and lightest value of this basketball?
RHYTHM/MOVEMENT: repetition of visual movement of the elements. This is a picture of the frost on my car on a cold morning. What kind of movement do you see? 
EMPHASIS: creates dominance and focus in art work. This picture is of a peacock at Wylie Park. Does anythink stick out in the photo? If so, what makes it stick out?
LINE: a mark made by a pointed tool. This picture is of the bricks on my fireplace at my house. What kind of lines are these? Thick, thin, straight, curvy? 
TEXTURE: the surface quality of artwork. You use your touching sense when you are dealing with texture. These three oranges were photographed at my house on the kitchen table. What do you think these oranges feel like?
VALUE: the darkness and lightness of an object. This basketball can be found in my house. Where is the darkest and lightest value of this basketball?
RHYTHM/MOVEMENT: repetition of visual movement of the elements. This is a picture of the frost on my car on a cold morning. What kind of movement do you see? 
EMPHASIS: creates dominance and focus in art work. This picture is of a peacock at Wylie Park. Does anythink stick out in the photo? If so, what makes it stick out?
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