Fall Trees at Richmond Lake by Aberdeen, SD
This photo represents the element of color.
Hexagons on a classroom wall in the Rotunda at SDSU in Brooking, SD
This photo represents the element shape. These shapes are geometric.
Delicate Arch at Arches National Park in Utah.
This photo represents the element space.
Richmond Lake by Aberdeen, SD
This photo represents the principle balance.
Display on SDSU's campus in Brookings, SD
This photo represents the element value.
For this project, I used pictures to show the elements and principles of design and displayed them in a powerpoint. These are my five best photos from the powerpoint. An activity for your students to do after presenting the powerpoint could be having them look around the classroom and even the school for examples that show the elements and principles of design. If you are teaching these in upper classes the students could go out into the town and take pictures of each of elements and principles they see around them for a project. They could create a display board or a book that displays all their pictures showing each of the elements and principles of design.
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