Creating a Composition
Students combine various art elements (lines, shapes, colors) to create a cohesive visual composition.
Key Questions
- Construct an artwork that effectively uses at least three different art elements.
- Justify the placement of different elements within your composition.
- Evaluate how the arrangement of elements impacts the overall message or feeling of your art.
Common Core State Standards
Suggested Methodologies
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