AS 91738 · 4 credits · Internal
Toi ataata elements
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This standard asks you to explore and use visual art elements—like colour, shape, texture, and space—in your own artwork. You need to show that you understand how these elements work and can explain why you've used them to express your artistic ideas.
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- ·Select and use appropriate visual art elements (colour, shape, texture, form, space, pattern, tone, composition, balance, and contrast) to develop your artistic ideas
- ·Demonstrate understanding of how these visual elements work and what they do in art
- ·Make deliberate choices about which elements to use in your own artwork based on your chosen subject or context
- ·Explain how your use of these elements is connected to your artistic intent and the theme or context you're working with
- ·Show that your use of visual elements produces a purposeful artwork, not just experimental practice
You select appropriate visual art elements and use them in your work, and you can explain what these elements do and why they matter in visual art.
You select and apply visual art elements in ways that directly suit your chosen theme or context, and you explain how these elements work to support your artistic message.