BASICPRINCIPLESOFDESIGN.ppt

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN Teweiariki Teaero Senior Lecturer, School of Education TE256 Industrial Laboratory Practice II Outline Some functions of art Elements of design Practical application of the elements Sighting some samples Basic elements Colour Shape Texture Tone Form Line Space Primary Colour Wheel Chart The three primary (or pigment) colors are the three colors in the chart that cannot be created by mixing any other colors together. The primary colors are red, blue and yellow. All other colors are derived from these three colors. The secondary colors are yellow, orange, red, purple, blue and green are formed by mixing the three primary (or pigment) colors. R+Y=O; B+R=P; B+Y=G. Secondary Colour Wheel Chart Tertiary Colour Wheel Chart The tertiary color wheel chart is made up of colors created by mixing a primary (or pigment) color and secondary color together. Tertiary Colors are most commonly given a two word name such as yellow-orange, red-purple, red-orange, blue-green, blue-purple and yellow-green. Basic principles Harmony Balance Appeal Mood Marketability Functionality Durability Affordability Ownership Simplicity K. Kostolny 20” x 27.5” Aaron Summers The Chapel at the Pacific Regional Seminary … perfect fusion. Aloi Pilioko 1996 Two Girls with Fish, Acrylic on Paper, 64 x 45 cm  Art is moving your letters and parcels – through stamps! Eric Natuoivi, Vanuatu Natuoivi uses traditional art materials like pottery and pig tusks to make political statements Jean Tarisesei, Vanuatu