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Elements of art
Line, Shape, Color, Value, Form, Texture, Space
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Distance between two points (or the path of a moving point), taking any form along the way
Line
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A figure of a particular condition that outlines anything that you can see
Shape
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Different hues, shades applied in arts and design
Color
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The use of lightness and darkness of color, shading, and highlighting in an artwork
Value
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Can be created by the forming of two or more shapes or as a three dimensional shape (cube, pyramid, sphere, etc)
Form
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Quality of a surface or the way any work of art is presented
Texture
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Refers to the distances or areas around, between, or within components of a piece
Space
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Distinct characteristics of arts in the 21st century
It is produced digitally, It is easy to reproduce since it is digitally made, It allows communication between the artist and the audience, It can be easily accessed and shared with the use of gadgets and the internet, It uses different qualities of art elements in creating a visual effect
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Foreign artworks and adaptation of filipino
Evgeny parvenov, Kaya oldaker, Jean pierre hebert
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He created this brilliant Morrissey illustration for rolling stone magazine
Evgeny parvenov
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He also created work for clients including wired and gq
Evgeny parvenov
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A versatile fantasy artist who created digital arts from great britain
Kaya oldaker
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Drawing dragons were her favorite thing to make
Kaya oldaker
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He was an independent visual artist of algorithmic art, drawings, and mixed media
Jean pierre hebert
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Filipino artist who adapted artworks produced by technology
Vincent rhafael aseo, Ronnie del carm, Antonio gorordo
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He was an independent visual artist of algorithmic art, drawings, and mixed media (Filipino)
Vincent rhafael aseo
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He is the co-director of the animated film inside out, an animator in warner bros, and became a storyboard artist for batman: the animated series
Ronnie del carm
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Cityscape, c 2010-2012 digital art
Antonio gorordo
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Reasons why digital artists use modern technology as a tool for empowerment
A form of communication, Accessible to mass consumption, Wider range of artforms to produce, More productive and practical
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It expresses ideas through visual elements and principles in an artistic, advanced, and creative way.
A form of communication
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Symbols and signages are typical examples that give important directions or instructions that need to be followed. Digital posters and slogans are also powerful tools to convey messages of different issues
A form of communication
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With the availability of modern technology, digital artworks are easier to access and share in the different social and multimedia platforms
Accessible to mass consumption
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With the different applications and software available in making digital artworks, artists have many choices to the kind of artwork they want to produce. At the comfort of making their masterpiece, they can explore and develop their skills, talents, and self-confidence further
Wider range of artforms to produce
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Creating digital artworks uses limited materials unlike the traditional way of making art
More productive and practical
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It is also easier to manipulate these modern art gadgets by simply undoing committed mistakes in the art piece. In terms of productivity, digital artworks are easier to created and sell
More productive and practical
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2 types of functions of art
Non-motivated function of art, Motivated function of art
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Non-motivated function of art
Basic human instinct for harmony, balance, and rhythm, Experience of the mysterious, Expression of the imagination, Ritualistic and symbolic function
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This means that art is based on one's perspective and does not fulfill a specific external purpose
Non-motivated function of art
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In this manner, art as creativity is something humans must do by their very nature and is therefore beyond utility
Non-motivated function of art
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It is a personal and internal appreciation of aesthetic value (balance and beauty)
Basic human instinct for harmony, balance, and rhythm
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It gives brand new experience to people by valuing the meaning of the art
Experience of the mysterious
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It shares the experience of the artist through forms, symbols, and ideas with meaning that can be perceived in the artwork
Expression of the imagination
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In many cultures, art is used in rituals, performances and dances as symbols and decorations such as part of the background, in different apparels and costumes
Ritualistic and symbolic function
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These arts are intentional, and they are used by the artist or creator
Motivated function of art
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They can function to bring about political change, to comment or to convey specific idea. Further, they can be used for medical purposes, entertainment, and communication
Motivated function of art
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Motivated functions of art
Communication, Art as entertainment, The avant-garde, Art as a "free zone", Art for social causes, Art for medical purposes, Art for propaganda or commercialism
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As most forms of communication, it has an intent to give meaning and direction towards another individual.
Communication
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This is a motivated purpose. Illustrative arts and maps are examples
Communication
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Digital art gives mixed emotions and moods for the purpose of relaxing or entertaining the viewer
Art as entertainment
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This is the art of political change. In the 21st century, digital arts were used to bring about political change
The avant-garde
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Contemporary art has enhanced its tolerance toward cultural differences, as well as critical and liberating functions (social inquiry, activism, subversion, deconstruction, etc)
Art as a "free zone"
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It paves the way to a wider place for exploration and experimentation
Art as a "free zone"
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Art can be used to raise awareness in the different issues in the surrounding.
Art for social causes
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For an instance, the conduct of art exhibits that aims to raise awareness of autism, cancer, human trafficking, and other issues
Art for social causes
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Art is also used as a therapy by therapists, psychotherapists, and clinical psychologists
Art for medical purposes
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Art is often utilized as propaganda to influence popular conception or mood
Art for propaganda or commercialism
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In the same way, it is also used to sell products. In this case, art subtly manipulates the viewer into a particular emotion or psychological response to an idea or object
Art for propaganda or commercialism