Final exam review essay
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This document provides instructions for analyzing an image and responding with details about elements of art, principles of design, and examples from the image. Students are asked to identify 3 elements of art, 2 principles of design used in the image, and give an example from the image to support each one. The response should include complete sentences for each part.
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- 1. Essay Prep
- 2. Please give 5 statements about the image below. Extended Response Answer each part with complete sentences.
- 3. Use the same image and please give the following: 3 Elements of Art used, 2 Principles of Design used, and the example to support each one. Extended Response Answer each part with complete sentences.