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WELCOME TO ART |
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WELCOME TO ART |
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Web page Overview
Welcome to Mrs. Vannelli's art class
web page. On this web page you will find various information
about how to contact me, my mission as a teacher, quotes from famous
artists, educational links, some interactive information to help
students review important concepts, and a link to my homework page as
well
as a web quest for sixth graders. Click here to MEET Mrs. Vannelli |
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My mission is to inspire all students to be unique individuals
who have the desire to learn and achieve great success in all facets of
life. I
will be a fountain of encouragement, motivation, and support for all
students
to achieve their greatest goals. I will teach with passion,
patience,
and respect to ensure quality relationships with students. I will
recognize that I am a teacher who cares and never gives up on them. I
am committed to providing the highest quality education to every
student who enters my class.
- Elizabeth Vannelli, Art Teacher 
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"Drawing is taking a line for a
walk." - Paul Klee
"Life is what we make it, always has been always will be". - Grandma Moses "I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it." -Pablo Picasso |
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LINE
SHAPE FORM VALUE COLOR SPACE TEXTURE The Elements of ART are visual "tools" used to create art.
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TEXTURE
Real/Actual texture: texture that can be perceived through touch. Visual or Implied texture: The two dimensional illusion of a three dimensional surface. 
 www.free-pictures-photos.com www.faceters.com http://www.brigantine.atlnet.org Did the artists in the works above use visual or implied texture ? |
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COLOR
 uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu The Color Wheel Color
Concepts
What is
color? Hue: Pure color What
are the three primary colors? 
Primary Colors: Red,
Yellow, and Blue
What is an
intermediate color? Complementary colors: Complementary colors are colors that are opposite on the color wheel. Analogous colors: Colors that are close together on the color wheel. Warm Colors: Hues that remind us of heat, red, yellow, and orange. Cool colors: Hues that remind us of cold, green, violet, and blue. http://www.brigantine.atlnet.org What color concept did the artist use in the work above? |
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LINE
What
is a
line? What
is a contour line?
Line that defines and describes the edges and surface ridges of a shape.
There are five main kinds of lines, according to their directional path.
Vertical lines, Horizontal lines, Diagonal lines, Curved lines, Zig zag
lines
 
What types of lines can you find in the
student work above?
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SPACE
http://www.brigantine.atlnet.org
 Salvador Dali (Spanish) 1904-1989, The Deterioration of The Persistence Of Memory 1952-54, Oil on Board, Dali Museum, St. Petersburg, FL |
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FORM
An object with three
dimensions-. Length, height, and width. Forms may be geometric or
free-form. Geometric includes the cone, cube, cylinder, and
sphere.
 Michelangelo Buonoratti (Italian ) 1475-1564, David, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris,France 1501-1504, 15 feet, Marble, Galleria dell'Accademia,Italy  Sandy Skoglund (American) b.1946, Radioactive Cats,1980, Chicken wire and plaster cats, furniture, live models
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Can you recall any famous three-dimensional art forms you have learned about in class? |
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Value Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color 
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SHAPE
A two dimensional
area which is defined by an edge or outline.
TYPES Geometric/ Free-form/Organic 
Joan Miro (Spanish) 1893-1983, The Policeman, Oil on
canvas,1925, 248 x 194.9 cm, The Art Institute Of Chicago
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Can you find any organic shapes in this work of art? |
