CPAR_ lesson 1

46問 • 1年前

問題一覧

• refers to the art form that made in the late 1960s • enhanced by the artist of today with the use of INNOVATION and ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY

Contemporary arts

• encompasses a wide range of forms created by Filipino • tangible • can be seen Ex: - Painting - drawing - printmaking - filmmaking - design

Visual Arts

Elements of VISUAL ARTS

1. Line 2. Shape and forms 3. Color 4. Value 5. Texture 6. Space 7. Time and Motion

• prolongation of a points, or a mark on a surface • suggest dimensions and to guide visual movement

Line

Types of LINES

1. Solid lines 2. Broken lines

• can be used in order to define form

Solid lines

• used to suggest hidden forms

Broken lines

Bounderies, identified and drawn using lines. however, they are different in terms of dimension

Shape and Form

• Two dimensional, flat or limited to HEAIGHT and WIDTH

Shape

• Three dimensional and endose volume includes HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH

form

• Visual perception that allow us to differentiate objects due to the way various WAVELENGTH of LIGHT are REFLECTED • one of the very important element because it can communicate information and emotion to the viewer

Color

Properties of COLOR

1. Hue 2. Value 3. Saturation

• basic or pure color, and us represented in the color wheel

Hue

• primary color

- Red - Yellow - Blue

Lightness and darkness of color

Value

• brightness and dullness of color • refers to as PURITY of the COLOR

Saturation

• produced by adding more pigment to the same hue

Bright color

• produced by adding gray or color complement to the pigment

Dull color

Color schemes

- Monochromatic - Analogous - Complementary - Split complementary - Analogous Complementary - Triadic color scheme - Square color scheme - Tetrad

• use any value variation of a single color

Monochromatic

• lie next to each other on the color wheel

Analogous

• directly across from each other on the color wheel

Complementary

• can choose any two colors on either side of its complement

Split-complementary

• 3 colors are evenly and equally spaced from each other

Triadic Color scheme

• similar to the rectangle • all four color spaced evenly around color wheel

Square color scheme

• Four colors of the color wheel consist of two set of complementary colors

Tetrad

• uses 3 analogous color plus the complement of middle color of the analogous

Analogous Complementary

• lightness and darkness of an area • evident in creating shadow for 2 dimensional object to give illusion of DEPTH (layo)

Value

• the feel of appearance of a surface • smooth or rough • described as actual or implied

texture

• are that is occupied by an object as well as the are surrounding that object or subject • illusion of space can still be created in 2 dimensional perspective

Space

Two types of SPACE

a.) Atmospheric perspective b.) Linear perspective

• utilize the properties of light and air in depecting illusion of distance

Atmospheric perspective

• involves the use of vanising points and receding hidden lines

Linear Perspective

• movement in visual arts that can either on illusion or an actual motion

Time and motion

• easily seen in KINETIC SCULPTURE

Actual motion

Principle of Visual Arts

1. Balance 2. Emphasis 3. Harmony 4. Movement 5. Proportion 6. Rhythm 7. Variety

• even and equal distribution of elements

Balance

• give highlights • grater impact given to a certain elements

Emphasis

• Unity of artwork

Harmony

• is the illusion of motion in a painting, piece of art or in a sculture design

Movement

Relationship of the size of elements in a body of art

proportion

Is the repetition of some elements to produce a pattern

Rhythm

• refered to as Diversity • adding multiple of diff elements to break monotony of a artwork and make it more interesting

Variety

Modern art started in the

early mid 1900s

Started early mid 1900s

Modern art

Involved strong lines with natural colors while contemporary involves innovative style trends of then and new

Modern Arts

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問題一覧

• refers to the art form that made in the late 1960s • enhanced by the artist of today with the use of INNOVATION and ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY

Contemporary arts

• encompasses a wide range of forms created by Filipino • tangible • can be seen Ex: - Painting - drawing - printmaking - filmmaking - design

Visual Arts

Elements of VISUAL ARTS

1. Line 2. Shape and forms 3. Color 4. Value 5. Texture 6. Space 7. Time and Motion

• prolongation of a points, or a mark on a surface • suggest dimensions and to guide visual movement

Line

Types of LINES

1. Solid lines 2. Broken lines

• can be used in order to define form

Solid lines

• used to suggest hidden forms

Broken lines

Bounderies, identified and drawn using lines. however, they are different in terms of dimension

Shape and Form

• Two dimensional, flat or limited to HEAIGHT and WIDTH

Shape

• Three dimensional and endose volume includes HEIGHT, WIDTH and DEPTH

form

Color

Properties of COLOR

1. Hue 2. Value 3. Saturation

• basic or pure color, and us represented in the color wheel

Hue

• primary color

- Red - Yellow - Blue

Lightness and darkness of color

Value

• brightness and dullness of color • refers to as PURITY of the COLOR

Saturation

• produced by adding more pigment to the same hue

Bright color

• produced by adding gray or color complement to the pigment

Dull color

Color schemes

- Monochromatic - Analogous - Complementary - Split complementary - Analogous Complementary - Triadic color scheme - Square color scheme - Tetrad

• use any value variation of a single color

Monochromatic

• lie next to each other on the color wheel

Analogous

• directly across from each other on the color wheel

Complementary

• can choose any two colors on either side of its complement

Split-complementary

• 3 colors are evenly and equally spaced from each other

Triadic Color scheme

• similar to the rectangle • all four color spaced evenly around color wheel

Square color scheme

• Four colors of the color wheel consist of two set of complementary colors

Tetrad

• uses 3 analogous color plus the complement of middle color of the analogous

Analogous Complementary

• lightness and darkness of an area • evident in creating shadow for 2 dimensional object to give illusion of DEPTH (layo)

Value

• the feel of appearance of a surface • smooth or rough • described as actual or implied

texture

• are that is occupied by an object as well as the are surrounding that object or subject • illusion of space can still be created in 2 dimensional perspective

Space

Two types of SPACE

a.) Atmospheric perspective b.) Linear perspective

• utilize the properties of light and air in depecting illusion of distance

Atmospheric perspective

• involves the use of vanising points and receding hidden lines

Linear Perspective

• movement in visual arts that can either on illusion or an actual motion

Time and motion

• easily seen in KINETIC SCULPTURE

Actual motion

Principle of Visual Arts

1. Balance 2. Emphasis 3. Harmony 4. Movement 5. Proportion 6. Rhythm 7. Variety

• even and equal distribution of elements

Balance

• give highlights • grater impact given to a certain elements

Emphasis

• Unity of artwork

Harmony

• is the illusion of motion in a painting, piece of art or in a sculture design

Movement

Relationship of the size of elements in a body of art

proportion

Is the repetition of some elements to produce a pattern

Rhythm

• refered to as Diversity • adding multiple of diff elements to break monotony of a artwork and make it more interesting

Variety

Modern art started in the

early mid 1900s

Started early mid 1900s

Modern art

Involved strong lines with natural colors while contemporary involves innovative style trends of then and new

Modern Arts