Joseph A. Gatto, Albert W. Porter, and Jack Selleck
Exploring Visual Design is a dynamic introduction to design appreciation and exploration using the elements and principles of design, suitable for introductory level high school art courses or middle school electives. Each of the 12 chapters focuses on one element or principle and provides students with a solid foundation in visual concepts and processes. Exploring Visual Design highlights artworks with wide-ranging subject matter from notable historic and contemporary artists and cultures. Each chapter includes an engaging, relevant Studio Experience and Career Profile.
Teacher Edition Features
- Chapter organizers tailor instruction to your schedule
- Concise, at-a-glance lesson plans
- Full-size annotated student pages
- Professional handbook and resource guide
- Online resources include artist biographies and Art:21 video segments correlated to chapter material
Table of Contents
The Exploring Visual Design Program
Scope and Sequence
Student Edition Pages
Introduction
Part One: Elements of Design
Chapter 1: Line
Chapter 2: Shape and Form
Chapter 3: Value
Chapter 4: Color
Chapter 5: Space
Chapter 6: Texture
Part Two: Principles of Design
Chapter 7: Balance
Chapter 8: Unity
Chapter 9: Contrast
Chapter 10: Emphasis
Chapter 11: Pattern
Chapter 12: Movement and Rhythm
Guide to Artists
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
Professional Handbook and Resource Guide
Career Resources
Portfolio Planning
Professional Articles
Alternative Resources and Supplies
Safety in the Classroom
Art Materials
Art Suppliers
Glossary
National Visual Arts Standards
This comprehensive video takes you through a complete chapter in the Student Book and Teacher Edition to give you a complete view of the lessons and wealth of teacher content included in this powerful resource.