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Symbolism. Do Now - On a piece of scratch paper, answer: What is a symbol you see often? What does it represent? Quickly sketch an example out..
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Symbolism Definition. How artists communicate meaning using images.
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[Audio] What do these symbols remind you of?. Everyday Symbolism What do these symbols remind you of?.
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[Audio] Why might artists use symbols? To tell a story To express an emotion To share an idea.
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[Audio] Is there only one correct answer for what symbols mean? No! It depends on context, culture, and personal experience. Is there only one correct answer for what symbols mean? No! It depends on context, culture, and personal experience..
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[Audio] Can you think of any symbols which might carry meaning for different people?.
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[Audio] Symbol: An image that stands for a bigger idea.
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[Audio] Composition: How elements are arranged in an artwork. Good composition helps the viewer: Know what is important Understand where to look first.
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[Audio] Contrast: Differences that help parts of an artwork stand out Light vs. Dark Big vs. Small Rough vs. smooth.
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[Audio] Focal point is The area of an artwork you want the viewer to focus on first..
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[Audio] Creating a focal point Artists can create a strong focal point by using : Size (bigger or smaller) Contrast (light/dark, color, detail) Placement (location on the page).
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Activity. Draw (at least) one symbol you might use in your own artwork. Write 2 complete sentences explaining what it represents and why you chose it. Show your best effort and creativity!.