3D visual language

 

The basic elements and principles of three dimensional art are:

 

 

Elements:

 

Line:- The edge of a shape or the form of a line moving to a direction that you want it to move to

 

(Implied line)- A line which isn't actually there but appears to be present.

(Actual line)- A line which is actually there and visible.

 

 

Value:- Shadow variations for light to dark

different types of value adds a sense of space and depth to an object; emphasising its three dimensions.

 strong contrast in value can create emphasis.

 

Colour:- colour is a light source reflected of a surface which can create emphasis, harmony, emotions, unity and movement.

Colour has three distinctive qualities.

 Hue-colour

Value- lightness to darkness of a colour

Intensity- Brightness to dullness of a colour - mixing its complimentary colour can create dullness

 

 

Texture:- Quality related to our sense of touch. It can create emphasis, movement, pattern, emotion

-Implied texture- it appears to be there but is actually an illusion which makes it not present

-Actual texture- is really there and you can feel it.

 

 

Shape:- Shape creates a two dimensional area. Shape can create most of the elements and many of the principles

 

 

Form:- Form encloses a volume of three dimensional area.

Light and dark value variations and space are used to emphasize form.

 

 

Space:  Illusion of depth and space.

-ways to create space-

Overlapping- shapes or forms in front of each other 

Holes and cavities.