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Open notes quiz on Elements and Principles of Art: Thursday 9/12
You and your partner will be create a presentation on an Element or Principle of Art. Use the resources listed below to research your topic.
You will be graded on content:
Slide 1. Title Slide
Slide 2. Explanation of the concept that was given to you in your own words.
Slides 3-8. Some examples of the concept in action in photography—each image on a separate slide.
Slides 9. Some ideas on how WE can use the concept you researched to make our own compelling photographs.
Slides 10. Bibliography
And presentation (ALL GROUP MEMBERS need to be involved):
Speak clearly and loudly, with enthusiasm!
Open notes quiz on Elements and Principles of Art: Thursday 9/12
You and your partner will be create a presentation on an Element or Principle of Art. Use the resources listed below to research your topic.
You will be graded on content:
Slide 1. Title Slide
Slide 2. Explanation of the concept that was given to you in your own words.
Slides 3-8. Some examples of the concept in action in photography—each image on a separate slide.
Slides 9. Some ideas on how WE can use the concept you researched to make our own compelling photographs.
Slides 10. Bibliography
And presentation (ALL GROUP MEMBERS need to be involved):
Speak clearly and loudly, with enthusiasm!
GROUPS
(group #1) Line
(group #2) Shape
(group #3) Space
(group #4) Texture
(group #5) Color
(group #6) Value
(group #7) Harmony
(group #8) Variety/Contrast
(group #9) Balance
(group #10) Proportion/scale (golden mean)
(group #11)Emphasis/Dominance (focal point)
(group #12) Movement/Rhythm (pattern)
(group #13) Economy
(group #14) Vantage Point (Bird’s eye view, worm’s eye view, direct approach, angled approach, close up, long view)
(group #1) Line
(group #2) Shape
(group #3) Space
(group #4) Texture
(group #5) Color
(group #6) Value
(group #7) Harmony
(group #8) Variety/Contrast
(group #9) Balance
(group #10) Proportion/scale (golden mean)
(group #11)Emphasis/Dominance (focal point)
(group #12) Movement/Rhythm (pattern)
(group #13) Economy
(group #14) Vantage Point (Bird’s eye view, worm’s eye view, direct approach, angled approach, close up, long view)
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