25- What are the Principles of Design? (Art Grammar, Part 2 of 3)

Anyone Can Teach Art | from Ridge Light Ranch

Continuing our series on How to Teach Art using the Classical Model of Education, we’re moving on in the grammar of art, discussing the Principles of Design!

The Principles of Design are the way the Elements of Art are used in a work of art. The Principles of Design help us to figure out why our art doesn't look like we wanted it to look and helps us articulate why we like or don't like other works of art.

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Things We Mention

• Episode #23: Art and the Classical Model of Education
• Episode #24: The 7 Elements of Art (Art Grammar, Part 1)
• Episode #15: Grandma Moses and Folk Art
• Episode #16: Norman Rockwell
• Op Art
• Episode #18: Andrew Wyeth
• Episode #19: Roy Lichtenstein and Pop Art
• King Tut's Mask
• Peggy Dean's Book, Botanical Line Drawing
• Peggy Dean's Book, Botanical Line Drawing: Cactus and Succulent Edition
• Ross King's Book, Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling (may not be suitable for all ages)