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Shape & Space – 4th Grade Art

*Japanese Notan Art

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*Let’s review!

*What is space?

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*Space is the area: Above, Below, Between, Within, & Around the main objects in a piece of art. Space is present in 2D & 3D works of art.

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*What is positive space?

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*Positive Space- The shapes or forms (main objects) in an artwork.

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*What is negative space?

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*Negative Space- The space that surrounds the main objects. It is the empty or non-interesting space between and around the main objects.

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*What is the difference between a geometric shape and an organic shape?

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*Squint your eyes. Focus on the SPACE.

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A geometric shape is

symmetrical (the same on both

sides)

An organic shape is asymmetrical

(not the same on both sides).

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*What does composition (in art) mean?

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*Composition is the way you arrange the objects (positive space) on your paper to make it look interesting.

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*Notan is a Japanese word that means “dark-light.”*In Japanese art, the principle of Notan is defined as the interaction between positive (light) and negative (dark) space.

*What is Japanese Notan Art?

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*The Big Idea: Positive areas and negative areas should complement one another. *They must coexist

without one dominating the other.

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*The Eastern culture from which Notan arose, seeks a more balanced view of the world. The classic yin/yang symbol is a reflection of this desire for balance.

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*Balance is defined as the equal distribution of visual weight in a composition. *Central Axis-An

imaginary dividing line that runs down the middle of a piece of art either horizontally or vertically.

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*Symmetrical balance means both sides of an axis line are the same.

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*Asymmetrical balance means each side of an axis line are different yet equal.

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*What is Japanese Notan Art?

*Expansion of the Square: A Notan exercise designed to study the interaction of positive and negative space. *In order for the exercise

to be completed successfully, there must be a feeling of balance created in the design.

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*Our Project!

*You are going to create your very own Japanese Notan Art using the guidelines from this Power Point and the handout given to you in class.

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*Our Project!

*Key Things To Remember:*Balance*Positive Space*Negative Space*Clean cuts

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