Elements and Principles of Art: A Study of Fine Art and Paintings

This article explores the elements and principles of art in fine art and paintings. It discusses the importance of color, texture, shape, and value, as well as the principles of balance, movement, contrast, rhythm, pattern, unity, and proportion. The article also delves into the emotional depth and meaning behind artwork.

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Introduction
The elements of art are many. However, we will dwell on shape, color , texture and value.
The two pictures and fine art provided have all the elements of art included. The principles of
art have varying yet necessary principles to make it. In the said pictures, color of the picture
is very necessary to relay the information being communicated through the art. The texture is
also important. Rough and smooth texture should be in the pictures. The shape of the art is
also a very fundamental principle to be observed. Finally, the value given to the work of art is
as important to the picture as the picture itself.
There are also different principles of art. They principles are based on the artwork itself and
what it would like to communicate. The principles include;
 Balance
 Movement
 Contrast
 Rhythym
 Pattern
 Unity and
 Proportion
Painting is a kind of fine art, when the artist passes on the canvas various images with the
help of bright, colorful colors. Sometimes these images in the pictures are absolutely clear
and clear - a beautiful landscape that allows the viewer to travel in space, a portrait of a
beautiful girl, a still-life of various colors or objects. There are various principles of artwork
as shown in the various artwork including; balance, emphasis, movement, pattern, proportion,
rhythm, variety and pattern (Bakun & Sydeman, 2015).

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The picture is kind of tranquil. It shows a deeper emotional depth in the picture than can be
seen. It shows a deeper connection with the barracks. It also shows a deeper relationship
between the painter and the surrounding depicting a deeper and fragile relationship that is
close knit and very sobre. I think reflecting on the image, I suppose it is a love story with the
work and the friendships that have been fostered over a period of time.
But there are pictures that depict a lot of images, each of which is designed to visually convey
to the viewer certain information, or other pictures that are written in such a strange manner
that the person who looks at them for the first time does not immediately realize what is
painted there or the description.
Here's about these pictures and tell you our site - a description of the paintings of great artists.
Here you can read what the artist was trying to convey to his audience, what kind of thought,
emotion and feeling he was putting into his canvas, which he wanted to tell about which he
wanted to make himself think. After all, even, it would seem, the ordinary Black Square and a
background house that looks like a church. In fact, it has a deep meaning, which will be
available to anyone who reads the description of this strange picture.
Sailors Barrack Picture
Now considering the picture of the writing, the sailors barrack, you will see not only a
stunning landscape, but also consider strange dark silhouettes on the far background of the
picture, symbolizing that the most important thing in life . The picture shows a black and
white image with a balanced writing top down. The picture has writing that are clear in
movement and emphasis(Chang & Lee, 2014). Therefore, having visited our site, you will
necessarily want to view it from cover to cover and absorb all the secrets that contain the
amazing pictures of the most outstanding artists in the world.

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Elements of Art
Color- the drawing has two colors but the pre-dominant color is black. It plays a very big role
in richness of the art. The other color is white.
Space- there is a positive space. The foregroung and the background is very positive.
Texture- very smooth texture by the way it looks.
Value- the contrast in colors is called value. It has a lot of dark foreground and background
which is grey.
Principles in Design
Balance- the symmetry in the design is very good. A form of balance is achieved. the
symmetry in the design is very good. A form of balance is achieved.
Movement- the placed shapes in the picture causes a movement that makes the picture very
attractive.
Rhythm- there is a continued rhythm in distribution of the artwork. This is done greatly by
the mix up of colors.
Proportion- Proportion is the comparison of dimensions or distribution of forms. It’s a
mixture of balance and symmetry which the picture represents.
So you will get a more complete idea of the creativity of one or another master, you will
distinguish techniques, the manner of writing, learn the author's style and the main theme. We
hope you understand the genres of painting, you know what the characteristic features (and
what are the varieties) of a portrait, a landscape, a still-life (D’Mello & Graesser, 2014). I
think the picture depicts a range of emotional and ever elusive characteristic in artwork. It has
peedened in meening and

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(Polak & Eastaugh, 2017).
All these paintings are so beautiful that they touch the most secret strings of the human soul
(Blažek & Zitová, 2017). They admire and inspire, plunge into awe of the artist's talent and
make the heart tremble with delight.
The name of the colors and shades that can be used in describing the picture: green, emerald,
yellow-green, yellow, golden, copper, purple, red, crimson, lilac, orange, blue, dark blue, sky
blue, sky blue, turquoise, blue, pale blue, beige, brown, gray, etc (Pantaleo, 2017). Look at
the picture and listen to yourself: what kind of mood does it evoke in you, what feelings
awakens? And now try to convey your impressions in the composition (Hunger, 2017).
Conclusion
If you look into the very depths of the picture, you can see the edge of the forest,
hidden behind the grayish haze of the morning mist. The trees in the fog look like ghosts, like
a mirage, which, if you approach it, immediately melts (Ritter, 2017).

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