Organic & Geometric Shapes - Seymour Community School District

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Organic & Geometric Shapes Intro to Art II

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Organic & Geometric Shapes

Intro to Art II

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Organic vs. Geometric

• ORGANICshapes are freeform, irregular, (generally) do not have a specific descriptive name

• GEOMETRICshapes are calculated mathematically, generally symmetrical, and generally have specific names

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Shape vs. Form

• SHAPEis 2-dimensional

• FORMis 3-dimensional OR looks like it is 3-D

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Many shapes combined to create a form

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Shapes used to create an artwork

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Organic vs. Geometric

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Shapes of value show form

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Color and value changes to show

form

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How colors look

• Warm colors tend to advance toward the viewer

• Cool colors tend to recede toward the background

7th grade student artwork, Northport School District

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Organic or geometric shapes?

• Each object is broken down into flat areas of light and dark

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Margie Florini, It Was A Very Good Year

Work by Dave WhittakerCreative Commons License

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Your assignment:

• Create 1 composition, consider

– geometric, simplified shapes (straight, angular)

– organic, irregular shapes (rounded, irregular)

• Composition should be based* on photos

– Look at how color and value create shapes and forms

• Break objects down into shapes of color and value

– Distinguish objects from the background using warm and cool colors

*does not need to exactly replicate the photo, but should use shapes of value as a guide to show form