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MODULE CONTENT
PAINTINGS
LESSON 1:
Elements of Painting
LESSON 2:
The Color Wheel and its Categories
LESSON 3:
Symbolism and Meaning of Primary Colors
LESSON 4:
Mediums in Painting
1. PAINTING
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2. COLOR
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3. DRAWING
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ACTIVITY
PAINTING
1. You are going to paint any objects in a/an canvass/illustration board (1/8
size), using different mediums and colors.
3. What is the significant of the secondary color? How they are formed?
ABSTRACTION
Lesson 1
ELEMENTS OF PAINTING
Painting is a style of creating an expression by applying colors to a flat surface
or any mediums like canvas, clay, glass, paper, walls, leaf, paper, or woods. Abstraction
or composition, drawing and other aesthetics may serve to manifest the expressive and
conceptual intention of the artists.
LINE
COLOR
The Artists used colors to convey feelings and moods within their painting. It is
the result of wavelengths of lights reflecting of object.
TEXTURE
It is a component of two-sided and three-sided designs and distinguished by its
perceived visual and physical properties.
PERPECTIVE
It is an art technique for creating an illusion of three dimensions with depth and
space.
SHAPES
SYMBOLS
The Artists often include symbolic objects in their paintings that have a special
meaning or a special message.
Lesson 2
Colors play a fundamental role in our lives and how we respond to our
environment. It is the visual perceptual property corresponding in humans to the
categories called blue, green, red, and others. It has two main types, warm and cool
colors.
Complementary Colors– These colors sit contrary to each other on the color
wheel. Because they are opposites, they tend to look lively when used together.
Analogous Colors – These colors sit next to each other on the color wheel. They
tend to look pleasant together because they are closely related.
Neutral Colors– They are sometimes called "earth tones." These colors don't
usually show up on the color wheel.
Warm Colors– These colors are made with orange, red, yellow or some
combination of these.
Cool Colors– These colors are made with blue, green, purple or some
combination of these.
Lesson 3
Colors can affect our actions and emotions and on how we respond to various
people, things, and ideas.
Red Color- It is a color which is associated with fiery heat and warmth and has strong
symbolism about life and vitality.
Blue Color- It is the color of inspiration, sincerity, and spirituality and often the chosen
color by conservative people.
Lesson 4
MEDIUMS IN PAINTING
There are different mediums in paintings used today. It helps to describe the
elements that bind the colors in the paint (Martin, 2004).
OIL- it is the type of slow-drying paint that consists of particles of pigment suspended
in drying oils such as linseed oil, poppy seed oil, safflower oil and walnut oil.
WATERCOLOR- It is the medium which the paints are made of colors suspended in
a water-soluble vehicle.
INK- It is a liquid that contains colors and dyes and is applied to a surface to produce
an image, text, or design.
FRESCO- It refers to any of several related mural painting types executed on walls,
ceilings or any other kind of flat surface.
GOUACHE- It refers to any of several related mural painting types executed on walls,
ceilings or any other kind of flat surface.
ENAMEL- It is a paint that air dries to a durable, usually glossy and solid finish.
SPRAY PAINT- It is the type of paint that comes in a sealed pressurized battle and
released in a fine spray.
The style in painting is in two senses: it can refer to the distinctive visual elements,
techniques, and methods that characterized one's artwork, and can refer to the
movement or school that associated to the artists.
WESTERN STYLE
ABSTRACTION- It is an art in painting which does not attempt to represent an accurate
depiction of a visual reality but instead use colors, shapes, forms and gestural marks to
achieve its effect.
IMPRESSIONISM- It is a type of art presenting the real-life subject with emphasis on the
impression left in the artist's perception, particularly the effect of light on the object used
as a subject.
MODERN STYLES
REALISM- It is a style of painting practiced before the invention of the camera, where
artists depicted landscapes and humans with as much attention to detail and precision
as possible.
FAUVISM- It refers to art that used brilliant primary colors or color illumination on
subjects like pictures to emphasize comfort, joy, and leisure.
CUBISM- It is a form of abstraction wherein the object is first reduced to cubes and then
flattened into two-dimensional shapes.
SURREALISM- It is a type of art wherein the artist creates dreamlike paintings that filled
with mysterious objects.
APPLICATIO
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1. How can you improve upon your skills in drawing and painting? Explain.