07 space & volumen i (introduction)
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This document discusses visual elements and techniques for creating a sense of space and volume in two-dimensional artwork. It explains that physical objects have three dimensions of length, width, and height which define their volume. The document then presents three techniques for indicating depth on a flat surface: using relative size with smaller objects appearing farther away; superimposing one shape over another; and employing contrasts in color, light, and detail level with colder/lighter/less detailed areas seeming more distant. Examples are provided to illustrate each spatial perception method.
07 space & volumen i (introduction)
- 1. Art and Design 1st E.S.O. RAMON DE FRANCISCO
- 2. INDEX ELEMENTS OF VISUAL LANGUAGE SPACE & VOLUME FORMS & SHAPES COLOUR. U. 5 TEXTURE. U. 6 INTRODUCTION. U. 7 LIGHT & VOLUME. U. 8 SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATION. U. 9 DOT, LINE & SURFACE. U. 3 GEOMETRIC SHAPES. U. 4 RAMON DE FRANCISCO COMMUNICATION AND ITS PURPOSES. U. 1 VISUAL COMMUNICATION & VISUAL PERCEPTION. U. 2
- 3. SPACE & VOLUME INTRODUCTION UNIT 7 RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 4. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO Every physical object has Three dimensions: LENGTH. The size from one end to the other. WITHD. The size perpendicular to length. HEIGHT. The size perpendicular to both length and width. VOLUME is the space occupied by an object.
- 5. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO VOLUME is the space occupied by an object. Every physical object has Three dimensions: LENGTH. The size from one end to the other. WITHD. The size perpendicular to length. HEIGHT. The size perpendicular to both length and width.
- 6. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO There are three basic ways to create Spatial Perception on a piece of paper (two dimension object).
- 7. DIFFERENT SIZES RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO The farther the smaller The closer the bigger
- 8. DIFFERENT SIZES RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 9. DIFFERENT SIZES RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 10. DIFFERENT SIZES RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 11. SUPERIMPOSITION One shape partially covers the other. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 12. SUPERIMPOSITION One shape partially covers the other. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 13. SUPERIMPOSITION One shape partially covers the other. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 14. SUPERIMPOSITION One shape partially covers the other. RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO
- 15. CONTRAST RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO In Colour. Warm Colours give a sense of proximity. Cold Colours give a sense of depth.
- 16. CONTRAST RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO In Colour. Warm Colours give a sense of proximity. Cold Colours give a sense of depth.
- 17. CONTRAST RAMÓN DE FRANCISCO In Colour. Warm Colours give a sense of proximity. Cold Colours give a sense of depth.
- 18. CONTRAST In Light The farther the lighter
- 19. CONTRAST In Light The farther the lighter
- 25. CONTRAST In Detail. The closer the more detailed the shape is.
- 26. CONTRAST In Detail. The closer the more detailed the shape is.
- 27. CONTRAST In Detail. The closer the more detailed the shape is.
- 28. CONTRAST In Detail. The closer the more detailed the shape is.