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Artistic Pursuits-High School Book One

by Brenda Ellis Author, Ariel Dewitt and Daniel D. Ellis Editor, Daniel D. Ellis and Brenda Ellis Illustrator

The Elements of Art and Composition- This book provides high school students with an in-depth look at the elements of art and composition through a comprehensive text designed to engage them in the creative process as they produce original drawings using graded pencils and charcoal. High school students can begin this book without prior knowledge of art and work independently without the need for parental instruction. The organized content and conversational tone is equally engaging for both the novice and the more experienced art student. Students learn how to see the world like an artist as they are introduced to topics such as space, line, texture, and value. Each unit is crafted for focus on one art element while exploring the topic in four unique ways.

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Resource Type
Book
ISBN
978-1-939394-08
Print Status
In Print
Units
28
Pages
92
Suggested Grades
9th - 12th
Publisher
Artistic Pursuits Inc.
Edition
Newly Expanded Edition
Copyright
1999. 2008, 2013
URL
http://www.artisticpursuits.com/index.html

Units

  • Pre Contents and Art Supplies
  • Pre What Parents Want to Know
  • Pre What Students Want to Know
  • Pre The Elements of Art
  • 1 Space
  • 2 Line
  • 3 Texture
  • 3 The Elements Combined: Lines and Textures
  • 4 Shape
  • 5 Form
  • 6 Value
  • 7 Contrast and Unity
  • 7 The Elements Combined: Lines and Planes
  • 7 Composition
  • 8 Balance
  • 8 The Elements Combined: Space and Values
  • 9 Rhythm
  • 10 Depth by Overlapping
  • 11 Depth by Position and Size
  • 12 One and Two Point Perspective
  • 13 Atmospheric Perspective
  • 14 Proportion, the Face
  • 15 Proportion, the Figure
  • 15 The Elements Combined: Value and Texture
  • 16 Clothing the Figure
  • Post Evaluation Sheet
  • Post Bibliography
  • Post Course Credits

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