Northwest coast formline design ACTIVITIES 2026

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The document provides an overview of Northwest Coast formlines, focusing on the concepts of positive and negative space in design. It includes instructions for preparing flash cards to teach formline shapes, such as ovoids, finelines, U-shapes, and trigons. The document explains how these elements contribute to the overall flow and structure of traditional designs, emphasizing their characteristics and roles in visual representation.

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Begin with the 'Positive Space' section. Here, you will define the painted foreground aspects of your design. Use the provided guidelines to ensure clarity in your descriptions.
Move on to the 'Negative Space' section. This area requires you to identify and describe the unpainted background elements that complement your design.
In the 'Ovoid' section, detail how these shapes serve as foundational elements in your design. Be sure to note their characteristics and variations.
Continue with 'Finelines', where you will explain how these thin lines add depth and detail to your artwork.
Complete the form by filling out sections for 'U-shapes', 'Trigon', and any other relevant components, ensuring each part is well-defined according to traditional practices.

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