layout of abstract art
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Answer: This vocabulary is made up of six basic elements: Line, Texture, Shape, Form, Color, and Value. Whether you do abstract art, non-objective, or even realistic, you'll find at least one, if not more, of these elements at work.
Abstract paintings can also be appreciated in terms of the individual elements of art: color, shape, line, texture, space, value, etc. An abstract artist's skills lie in his or her ability to use colors and textures to their best visual strength and to create a sound composition from these elements.
Build your abstract painting on a solid compositional structure. This is the fun part—use whatever materials and whatever technique you have at hand to support the first two steps. Finally realize, as with all creative work, there are no hard and fast rules, except the ones you make for yourself.