Sisa Feliciano Memorial High School

F. Simeon, Ragay, Camarines Sur

JOINT NUTRITION MONTH AND TLE WEEK CELEBRATION 2019

JULY 24, 2019
ACTIVITY MECHANICS SCHEDULE
SFMHS Mural Painting Contest 1. The contest is open to all high school July 22 to 24,
students enrolled in Sisa Feliciano Memorial 2019
High School.
2. The contest will be a group competition
composed of five individuals.
3. Artwork must be in accordance with the
theme, “SFMHS, In The Future” [“SFMHS, Sa
Hinaharap”].
4. Criteria for Judging:
a. Originality and overall impact---- 40 percent
b. Creativity---40 percent
b-1. Color Balance
b-2. Harmony
b-3. Contrast
b-4. Emphasis
c. Relevance to the theme—15 percent
d. Housekeeping---5 percent
TOTAL ----- 100 percent
5. All materials to be used will be provided by
the contestants such as paint and paint brush.
6. The contestants will paint the walls of
concrete fence located inside the SFMHS along
the barangay road with an approximate size of
130 cm. x 290 cm per span.
7. Initial cleaning and clearing the area will start
on July 22, 2019 at exactly 2:30 pm and shall
end at 4:00PM.
8. White paint coating, layout/painting will
starts on July 23, 2019 at exactly 8:30AM and
shall end at 4:00PM.
9. Finishing Touches and Housekeeping will
starts on July 24, 2019 at exactly 8:30AM and
will be allowed to do so up to 11:30AM only.
10. The Contest Organizer will be the one to
announce to stop the contest at exactly 11:30
AM. Group that can be found working beyond
11:30AM will be disqualified.
PREPARED BY:

CASTOR L. JAVIER JR.

Mural Painting Contest Organizer
Originality is defined in several ways. It can be "the quality or state of being original", the
"freshness of aspect, design, or style" or the "power of independent thought or constructive
imagination". ... They want to think of themselves as an original artist.

What we call the “Overall Impact” A statement that indicates the likelihood that the project
will exert a sustained, powerful influence on the research field involved, stating the
actual impact (for example, high, medium or low):

Originality by definition means producing ideas and products that have not existed before, but
we judge it in relative terms.

Actually, creativity is the mental capacity to generate novel and useful ideas, more or less. It
isn't about art or design, writing or music. Creativity is, at its core, about ideas and how we
develop, understand, and communicate them. Not just in terms of thearts, but in every realm of
thinking and work.

Color Balance - A small amount of color can offset the visual weight of a large area of neutral
values. Similarly, a small area of warm color can balance a large area of cool color. This
Pop Art image illustrates symmetrical color balance. The color distribution on the right side
mirrors that of the left side.

Color harmony is the theory of combining colors in a fashion that is harmonious to

the eye. In other words, what colors work well together. It is the reason the Hulk wears
purple pants. It is the reason the original X-Men had yellow and blue uniforms. It is the
reason behind almost all color design decisions.
Color Wheel
Color harmony is based on the concept of a color wheel. You can study up on
the history of it here. Essentially, it is a wheel with all the colors formed in a
circle. Primary colors are on three equally distanced points of the wheel.
Typically these are Red, Blue and Yellow. In the field of painting, where the color
wheel originated, these three primary colors were used to mix almost all other
colors. In modern printing these are replaced with Magenta, Cyan and Yellow.
Black is thrown in to create darker colors, thus C, M, Y, K.
Between the three primary colors on the wheel are their mixed colors—purple
between red and blue, orange between red and yellow, green between yellow
and blue. Theoretically, all colors feels somewhere on the wheel.
The wheel represents color in a circle. Closer to the middle of the circle, colors
are less pure. At the outer edge of the circle, they are more pure and more
saturated. In 3D representations of the color wheel, one might add darkness and
lightness separate from saturation. The thing that is important to know in color
harmony is that how dark or light or how saturated colors are does not affect their
position on the wheel. Orange can range from a dark brown, to a bright orange to
a pale skin tone. All of these are ORANGE when it comes to the color wheel.
(As a side note, this is a great color wheel for designers to have.)
Key Color
After the color wheel itself, the next important thing to understand is the key
color. The key color is the most important color of your design. It is the color you
can’t change or the color of the element you want to draw attention to. If you are
doing a painting of the Hulk, your key color is green as it is the color you can’t
change. If you are doing a photograph of a person, then their skin tone is your
key color. If you are doing product photography, then the color of your product is
the key color.
When determining your color harmony, you need to first determine your key
color. From there, you can look at the various types of harmony and see which
one you like best or which best suits your design.

Types of Harmony
There are 5 types of color harmony:
1) Direct Harmony: This is the most basic harmony. It is a pointopposite to the key
color on the wheel. This “opposite” color is referred to as the complementary color and
thus the direct harmony can also be called the complementary harmony. Virtually all
color harmonies (except Analogous) are a variation of the direct harmony. It is the reason
the wheel exists as opposed to a different kind of chart.
The high contrast of complementary colors creates a vibrant look especially when used at
full saturation but can be jarring if not managed properly. This is the most common color
scheme and is easy to find in all sorts of designs. Hulk’s green color has purple as its
complementary color—which is the reason he wears purple shorts. Red and green are the
Christmas colors and also happen to be complementary colors to each other.
In photography, blue is considered the best color to put behind a person as it is the
complementary color to skin tone.

Complementary color schemes are tricky to use in large doses, but work well when you
want something to stand out. Complementary colors are really bad for text as both colors
have a similar “strength” and will fight for attention.

2) Split Complementary: Rather than the point opposite the key color on the wheel, the
split complementary takes the two colors directly on either side of the complementary
color. This allows for a nicer range of colors while still not deviating from the basic
harmony between the key color and the complementary color.
This color scheme has the same strong visual contrast as the complementary color
scheme, but has less tension.  The split complimentary color scheme is a safe choice for
virtually any design as it is near impossible to mess up and always looks good.

3) Triadic Harmony: Also called Triadics or Triads. This refers to the color two spaces

to either side of the key color’s complement. Essentially, with the triadic harmony, you
are using three equally distanced colors on the color wheel. As such, you’re stretching the
basic idea of color harmony and thus this harmony is best used with only touches of
color.
Too much of each color and your design appears to have too many colors and can be too
vibrant.

To use a triadic harmony successfully, the colors should be carefully balanced—let one
color dominate and use the two others for accent. Or, desaturate all your colors and only
use the triadic colors in small spots or touches.
4) Analogous Harmony: Also referred to as related colors, these are the colors directly
on the left and right of your key color. They usually match up quite well and create a
serene and comfortable design. While this color harmony can be pleasing to the eye, it
can also come across as monotone. If you are going for a design that’s primarily one
color, this is a good choice. 

5) Tetradic Harmony: Similar to the Triadic, except that there are four points, all
equally distanced on the color wheel. This is a color harmony I’ve only seen mentioned
in more recent texts on the subject of color harmony. In my earlier post on this subject, I
didn’t even include it. My personal opinion is that a design using this isn’t really using
color harmony and is instead using every color on the color wheel. Or, where done more
subtly, it is a design simply using two sets of complementary colors.
That being said, this harmony is good when you have numerous elements that all need to
stand out on their own—such as a poster that features 4 or more characters. By using
colors equally distant on the color wheel, each character gets equal attention.

Contrast is simply defined as difference. Difference between art elements like color, value,

size, texture, and so on can intensify the elements used. As a result, the elements used in a
work of art can become more powerful. Although contrast is closely related with variety, it is
usually considered a principle of art.

Discuss the definition of contrast: A principle of art that refers to the arrangement of opposite
elements (light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.) in a
piece so as to create visual interest, excitement and drama.

Emphasis is defined as an area or object within the artwork that draws attention and becomes
a focal point. Subordination is defined as minimizing or toning down other compositional
elements in order to bring attention to the focal point. ... Therefore, the red circle is the focal
point of the composition.