Introduction
Art is a subjective medium. What one person finds beautiful and inspiring, another might see as cliched or banal. That said, there are some aspects of art that have been used throughout history and across cultures that help make it more universally appealing. Knowing about these elements can help you appreciate them in any piece of art you encounter—and maybe even inspire you to create your own! When you create a concept boards make it inspiring so that you will also inspire the members of your team.
Aesthetics
Aesthetics is the study of beauty and the senses.
Aesthetics is the study of what is beautiful, or of what is perceived as beautiful. The word comes from the Greek αισθητικός aisthetikos which means “perception” or “feeling” (from αἴσθω aístho, “to feel”). Aesthetics has been defined as “the philosophical study of beauty”, “a branch of philosophy dealing with concepts such as art, sensory experience, imagination and nature”.[1] In Britain, aestheticism was an influential movement in philosophy and criticism which arose in the early 19th century.[2]
Color
Color is one of the most important elements of art, as it’s the first thing we notice. It can be used to create moods, emotions and feelings in a painting or photograph. Color can also be used to create a sense of depth by separating foreground from background or to indicate nearness or distance between figures in an image.
Color is integral to all types of visual arts, including painting, drawing, sculpture and photography. Artists use color for both naturalistic and expressive purposes; however they usually try not to distort reality too much when doing so because they understand how important it is for audiences visually comprehending their work without getting distracted by bright colors that don’t belong there (i.e., green grass).
Shape
Shape is another important element of art. However, shape is a very broad topic, so here are five different shapes that you should know:
- Geometric shapes include squares, circles, triangles and lines. These can be simple or complex. For example, the letter “T” is made up of two triangles connected by two straight lines. A triangle with three sides would be considered more complex than a triangle with only two sides (and vice versa). Another geometric shape is the circle; however it can also look like an oval or egg shape rather than perfect roundness like you might think of when hearing the word “circle.” The same goes for spheres! Squares are also geometric because they don’t have any curves or bends in them at all — they’re just flat polygons!
- Organic forms are curved or rounded objects that may look messy but still contain some sort of symmetry (this means if someone cut your sculpture in half vertically through its center point—the center point would divide each side into equal parts). They may even appear to have no order at all but still have some kind of balance within its asymmetries (as far as we humans can tell). Think about nature: trees often grow crookedly yet remain balanced; clouds float in seemingly random directions yet follow certain patterns throughout their lives; rivers flow from high peaks down low valleys forming natural curves along their journey… these are organic forms!
Texture
Texture is one of the most important aspects of art. Texture is a quality that can be seen in many different types of artworks, including paintings, ceramics and sculptures. It describes how rough or smooth an object feels to the touch. Artists use texture to create a sense of depth and perspective in their work.
Textures are created using different materials or techniques such as drawing with charcoal on paper or painting with acrylics onto canvas board. In some cases, artists may also use watercolor paints or markers for this purpose.
Composition
Composition is the arrangement of elements within a work of art. It can be used to create balance, symmetry, and unity. You can also create contrast by placing strong focal points in different parts of the composition.
Composition helps draw attention to important aspects of a piece, whether it’s an object or person that represents what you’re trying to say about them or simply something beautiful you want your viewers to look at first.
Knowing about important parts of art can help you appreciate them more.
Knowing about the most important parts of art can help you appreciate it, enjoy it and teach it better. When you’re looking at a piece of art, there are a few things to pay attention to in order to understand what’s going on. You should look at the shape and color choices that were made by the artist, as well as any textures or lines that may be present in the work.
Knowing about these elements will help you appreciate a piece more because it allows you to see how an artist has used them together to create something beautiful. Knowing about these elements will also allow you to enjoy a piece more because then your perception isn’t completely based on personal preference: instead, your enjoyment comes from actually understanding what makes certain pieces stand out from others due solely upon their composition (instead just liking them because they look nice). Finally, knowing about these elements will allow teachers or anyone else who needs help explaining artworks better by teaching students how different parts work together when crafting one cohesive image!
Conclusion
When you know about the most important parts of art, it can help you to appreciate them more. You can learn about these parts by reading books or watching documentaries and movies. I hope this blog post helped! The best time to learn art is when you are still at young age.
