UNSUR SENI : RUPA

RUPA ADALAH HASIL DARI PENGHUJUNG SESUATU GARISAN YANG BERTEMU DENGAN PERMULAANNYA
RUPA TIDAK MEMPUNYAI APA-APA UNSUR SENI SEPERTI GARISAN, TONA ATAU RUANG

RUPA POSITIF
 RUPA SESUATU OBJEK YANG TERLETAK DALAM SESUATU KAWASAN TERTENTU
RUPA NEGATIF
ADALAH RUANG DI KELILING RUPA OBJEK TERSEBUT

RUPA DIHASILKAN -DARIPADA GARISAN, WARNA DAN  JALINAN

JENIS RUPA
RUPA ORGANIK – RUPA BEBAS TANPA SUDUT
RUPA GEOMETRI -RUPA BULAT DAN BERSUDUT

OLAHAN RUPA ADALAH DENGAN CARA PENAMBAHAN,  PENGURANGAN DAN PENGURANGAN

RUPA DALAM AKTIVITI MENCORAK
RUPA DIJADIKAN MOTIF ATAU POLA CORAK
JENIS ULANGAN DALAM MENCORAK - SUSUNAN SELANG SELI

OLAHAN RUPA - MENAMPAKKAN ILLUSI JISIM, ISIPADU DAN RUANG PADA REKAAN SENI HALUS , ILUSI PERMUKAAN RATA , ILUSI KEDALAMAN
TERHASIL BILA  RUPA BERTINDAN
Rupa yang tersusun condong  meningkatkan illusi kedalaman

FUNGSI RUPA - RAGAM HIAS (RUPA ORGANIK),     REKAAN GRAFIK (SIMBOL,LOGO)

ENGLISH VERSION:
RUPA [Shape]
Shape   is an enclosed space defined by other elements of art. shapes may take on the appearance of two-d or three- objects.

   

Shape is an area that is contained within an implied line, or is seen and identified because of color or value changes. Shapes have two dimensions, length and width, and can be geometric or organic.

Shapes are either positive or negative. The subject in a representational, or realistic, work is usually the positive shape, and the background is the negative shape. In abstract or nonobjective art, positive shapes are usually central or featured elements; negative shapes surround them. Abstraction often reduces things to their simplest shapes.

All shapes can be described with two basic terms: geometric shapes (such as squares, triangles, or rectangles); and organic shapes (free-form or curvilinear). Shapes in nature are usually organic: leaves, trees, mountains, clouds, animals, etc.

Activities (30 minutes)

Activities are to be done on separate sketchbook pages, not back to back.

·    From six different colored sheets of paper, cut six different organic shapes varying the size of the shapes. From the same sheets of paper, cut six different geometric shapes varying the sizes of each shape. Arrange all the organic shapes on the lower half of your sketchbook page and glue them down. Arrange the geometric shapes on the upper half and glue them down. Title your page "Organic and Geometric Shapes". 

·    Lightly draw three different figure shapes (each one should be at least three inches tall) in a series of movements on different colored papers. Vary the sizes of the figure shapes. Cut them out, then place them on your sketchbook page from smallest (farthest away and highest) to largest (closest and lowest on page). Figure shapes should be slightly overlapped. Glue them down. Lastly, label the positive shapes and the negative shapes. Title your page "Positive and Negative Shapes".