Literature

History
Philosophy
Religion
Visual and
Performing Arts
 Largely
analytical
Critical
Speculative

NATURAL SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCE

EMPIRICAL
METHOD
 ART
APPRECIATION
PERTAINS TO THE SENSE OF THE
BEAUTIFUL

BEING ARTISTIC

HAVING THE LOVE OF BEAUTY

A PLEASING QUALITY ASSOCIATED

WITH HARMONY OF FORM OR
A PERSON OR THING THAT
COLOR , EXCELLENCE OF
AROUSES A STRONG
CRAFTSMANSHIP,
CONTEMPLATIVETRUTHFULNESS,
DELIGHT.
AND ORIGINALITY.
 HIGH QUALITY OF CONCEPTION OR
EXECUTION, AS FOUND IN WORKS
OF BEAUTY.

TYPES OF ART FORMS

1. VISUAL ARTS 2. PERFORMING ARTS
a. Painting a. Music
b. Sculpture b. Dance
c. Architecture c. Play
d. Film
 “What the work is
all about.”
Examples of possible subjects:

Realism Expressionism
Naturalism Humanism
Women Nightscape
 “What is it made of”
•The materials used by the artist in creating a work
of art.
•The means by which an artist communicates an
idea.

TYPES OF MEDIUM
Fresco Water color
Tempera pastel
Oil charcoal
TYPES OF MEDIUM

FRESCO
•done in plasters on walls or ceilings

•They are painted on a thin layer of wet plaster,

called “intonaco”.

•the pigments sink into this layer so that the

plaster itself becomes the medium holding
them
TYPES OF MEDIUM

TEMPERA
•Also known as “egg tempera”

•a permanent fast drying painting medium

consisting of colored pigment mixed with a
water-soluble binder medium
TYPES OF MEDIUM

OIL
•They act as supporting medium for paints
since oil easily absorb color pigments.

•The slow drying process and miscibility of oil

facilitates a realistic style.
Defines the shape of
the work of art
•a line of rest and quiet, relaxation and
contemplation.

•A long horizontal line gives a sense of infinity.

• line of being forceful and
dynamic, and is a line of potential
action.
• it is a line of action
• the degree of action is seen in the angle of the
diagonal line ( 450 indicates maximum action)
•diagonals meeting at sharp angles form jagged
lines that are harsh and unpleasant, connoting
confusion, disturbance, lightning, battle, and
sudden death.
• shows action, life and energy

•pleasing lines.
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SERENITY
DEPRESSION
CONFUSION
LONELINESS
ENERGY
ANGER
PLATE # 1
Straight
and curve
lines
 A flat or two-dimensional
representation of the idea
on a flat surface or plane.

A shape is created by enclosing a

space with lines.
 Refers to hue and
value
HUE – the name of the color
eg. RED, BLUE, YELLOW, GREEN
VALUE – lightness and darkness of color,
indicates the degree of luminosity, the
presence and absence of light
eg. LIGHT RED, DARK BLUE, DARK GREEN
A pleasing combination of colors.

A circular organization of the colors on

the color spectrum.
Adjacent colors in the color wheel.

examples: red orange, yellow orange,

red violet, blue violet, etc.
Colors on the opposite sides of the
color wheel..

Having only one color.

The way the object
feels to the touch.
PLATE # 2

Shapes,
Colors and
texture
Element of sculpture
and architecture
associated with
solidity or thickness
 The distance in
painting
•How one sees the object in a work
of art
 The objects appear
smaller as they
recede into distance.
•There is changes in appearance
due to atmosphere.
• Objects become lighter in color and
hazier in outline as they approach
the horizon.
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Perspective
and Volume
 It is used to convey
thoughts or ideas through
representations.
 Overall design of a
work of art.
•The arrangement of the parts with
one place given special attention as
the center of interest.
TRIANGULAR FORM
CIRCULAR FORM
SYMMETRICAL FORM