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BASIC DOCUMENTARY COLOR HARMONY
INFORMATION - Monochromatic
COLOR SCHEME
TITLE: Mindanao’s Bounty
- Warm Colors
NAME OF THE ARTIST: Abraham A.
Garcia, Jr.
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MEDIUM AND TECHNIQUE: Acrylic on
Canvas
LINES
DIMENSIONS AND MEASUREMENTS: 1.5
x 7.5 meters ACTUAL LINES
DATE OF WORK: 2002 - Curved lines
PROVENANCE: Matina Town Square, - Straight lines
Davao City - Vertical, horizontal, diagonal
IMPLIED LINES
SLIDE 2 - Numerous patterns
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BASIC SEMIOTIC PLANE PERSPECTIVAL LINES
- 1 point perspective
SLIDE 3 - Hands are at the foreground
- Mountains are in the background
KINDS OF LINES OBSERVED
VISUAL ELEMENTS - Lines create texture with patterns
- Lines have varying weights
COLOR - Lines create movement and direct
HUE focus across the painting and
- Warm colors towards the center
- Yellow
- Orange SLIDE 9
- Brown
- Neutral colors SHAPES
- Black TYPES OF SHAPES
- White GEOMETRIC
- Triangular
SLIDE 4 - Rectangular
VALUE - Circular
- Contrasting values between very SLIDE 10
light and very dark (applicable for all ORGANIC
colors)
- Several organic shapes to create SLIDE 14
intrigue and represent different
figures
ABSTRACT
- Represent things from the natural
world
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FORM
SIMULATED/VIRTUAL
- 2D Painting (Please create a graph)
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MOVEMENT
- The lines direct your eyes across the Is the Subject Meaningful in terms of
painting sociocultural context?
- Yes.
SLIDE 19 - Mindanao is rich with resources an
landscapes that are treasured by the
RHYTHM people.
Does it reflect or have bearing [relevance]
REGULAR
on the values and ideologies arising in a
- Curved lines
particular place and time?
ALTERNATING
- These contribute greatly to the
- Black curved lines with spaces in
economy of Mindanao.
between
- We have a variety of vibrant
ECCENTRIC
cultures, practices, and beliefs that
- Dissimilar pattern of curvilinear lines
distinguish us from each other but
also connects our societies.
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REPETITION AND PATTERN
- Lines THE SUBJECT-VIEWER
- Shape
- Color
RELATIONSHIP
The subject is not a human figure
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