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Kalinga Textile

Elements of Art

• Lines (Straight), Color, Texture, Shapes (Geometric)

Principles of Art

• Unity - The color combination brings a harmony
• Pattern - There are repetitions of Lines, Shapes, and Color
• Proportion - The use of different sizes of shapes and thickness of lines also creates patterns

Inabel of Ilocos

Elements of Art

• Lines (Straight), Color, Texture, Shapes (Geometric)

Principles of Art

• Unity - The color combination and shapes are simple yet in harmony with one another
• Pattern - There are repetitions of Lines, Shapes, and Color
• Proportion - The use of different sizes of shapes also creates patterns

Gaddang Textile

Elements of Art

• Lines (Straight), Color, Texture, Shapes (Geometric)

Principles of Art

• Variety - Has different use of straight lines
• Unity - The color combination brings a harmony
• Pattern - There are repetitions of Lines, Shapes, and Color
• Proportion - The use of different sizes of shapes and thickness of lines also creates patterns

Here is a simplified definition of the Elements and Principles of Art

Elements of Art

• Lines - a moving point that creates length and direction
• Shape - a 2-dimensional enclosed area (e.g. Triangle, Square, Circle, Rectangle, etc.)
• Form - A 2D illustration that gives an illusion of being in a 3D form
• Color - Also called Hue
• Value - also known as 'Shadow', value is how strong (lightness) or weak (Darkness) the presence of light is.
• Texture - the surface quality or the feeling of the object (e.g. soft, smooth, rough, scaly, etc.)
• Space - the illusion of an empty area (negative space) between objects (positive space).

Principles of Art

• Balance - The way elements are arranged to create a sense of stability. there are three types of Balance: Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, and Radial
• Unity - Also known as composition, unity is when all elements and principles of art are in harmony to create a visually pleasing image.
• Contrast - the difference between two elements to create a sense of interest, opposition, and tension (e.g. Big vs Small, Black and White, etc.)
• Variety - The use of adding a few changes to create visual interest
• Emphasis - The Focal point of an artwork. In other words, where the Eyes first look.
• Movement (or Rythm) - it is where the viewer's eye looks throughout the artwork. In other words, the direction of the viewer's eyesight.
• Pattern - a repetition of a motif or design
• Proportion - the relationship between height, width, and depth. In other words, how the sizes of elements relate to one another.

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