Two-dimensional artworks

The support is the surface on which a two-dimensional artwork is supported, such as wood or canvas. 

Today, two-dimensional artworks can appear on glass, plastic, mirrors, and metal surfaces. 

Pencil tracing paper magazines reproductions of two-dimensional artwork using positive and negative space ruler ball-and-stick molecular-model building kit. (Comment Don t use Styrofoam balls—correct bond angle holes are needed for tetrahedral shape.)... 

Do both two- and three-dimensional artworks require the same elements of design to achieve a good composition ... 

Students will identify different characteristics of line as seen in example reproductions of professional two- and three-dimensional artwork and in the film. 

Mainly linear. If the periodic table is transformed into a spiral sculpture, it would be mainly solid. If a mobile periodic table is created, a linear, three-dimensional work of art would result. Famous artworks that resemble a mobile periodic table are the Alexander Calder mobiles. A good example is Untitled at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Two red metal pieces represent the s elements, and six black metal pieces represent the p elements. 

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