Art App Yunit IV

Line

It is a path made by a moving point; a series of dots

Line

it is a prolongation of points

Line

According to Paul Klee is a dot that went for a walk

Straight lines

Geometric, impersonal and differ in the direction that they take

Horizontal lines

Move from left to right or vice versa. It is a line that appears to be laying down

Vertical Line

Start from bottom to top or vice versa. It is a line that appears to be standing

Diagonal lines

Slanting lines. In the visual art, diagonals suggest two meanings, a positive and a negative one

Color

it is the property of light. So when light goes out,it goes with light.

Color

it is composed of a series of wavelengths

Visible spectrum

it was discovered by sir Isaac Newton

Hue

It is the name given to the color

Primary

it cannot be produced from combining any hues

Secodary Hues

it is produced when two primary hues are mixed in equal amounts

Intermediate Hues

it is produced when mixing equal amounts of the primary and secondary hues 

Tertiary Hues

it is produced when you combine equal mixture of any two secondary hues

Value

Refers to the lightness or darkness of a color

Shade

When black is combined with hue

Tint

When white is added with hue

Intensity

Denotes the brightness or dullness of a color

Color harmony

it is one method of establishing color quality in a composition

Monochromatic harmony

When a single color in the composition is varied in intensity and value by adding white or black

Complementary Harmony

Results when two colors that are opposite each other in the color wheel are placed side by side

Analogous Harmony

Results when hues that are adjacent or beside each other in the color wheel is used in a composition

Color Temperature

Refers to the relative warmth or coolness of a color

Light and Shadow (Value)

This refers to the changes in the amount of reflected light which ranges from black to gray to white and vice versa

Chiaroscuro

it Is the technique of manipulating light and shadow in painting

Shapes

it is formed when two ends of a line meet to enclose an area

Dark manner or Tenebrism

the use of shadows to an extreme

Picture plane

any flat surface onto which the artwork is created

Negative shapes

these are between the shapes that are not occupied by any form

Natural or organic shapes

shapes that are seen in nature like leaves, animals, mountains, flowers and seashells

Abstract shapes

those that have little or no resemblance to natural objects

Non-objective or biomorphic shapes

seldom have reference to recognizable objects, but most often show a similarity to some organic forms

Geometric shapes

these are triangles, rectangles, squares, cylinders, cubes

Sculpture and architecture are three-dimensional forms

identified either by mass or volume

Sculptor

it is concerned with volume because sculpture occupies space

Single volume

it is the fundamental unit in sculpture

Texture

refers to the feel or tactile quality of the surface of an object

Texture

It has to do with the characteristic of the surface, whether it is rough or smooth, fine or coarse, polished or dull, plain or irregular

Texture

they also add richness and vitality in paintings

Visual Texture

In such cases where touching the artwork is not allowed, textures can be perceived by the eyes

Space

It is created by techniques that add depth and distance to two-dimensional art

Space

an illusion in the graphic arts

Overlapping planes (interposition)

Create space when an object covers a part of another object which is behind it

Relative size

Objects that appear large/big indicate nearness and small-sized objects as distant

Horizon line

The point of reference is the _______ which is the line at the eye level

Color

it is also used to give the illusion of distance

Warm colors

advance and make objects look closer

Cool colors

recede making objects look farther away

Perspective

deals with the effect of distance on the appearance of objects

Perspective

It enables the viewer to perceive distance and to see the position of objects in space

Linear Perspective

give the perception distance by means of converging lines

Aerial Perspective (Gradient)

the effect of haze, mist or atmosphere on the object

Space in sculpture

it may be considered a single solid object or an assemblage of solids that exhibits space

Space in architecture

it is created and defined by the shape, position, and the materials employed by the architect

Actual movement

may be achieved naturally using wind and water or mechanically through some energy source (batteries or electricity)

Implied movement

results when a variety of lines are used together, repeated, change in position, or decreased/increased in size

Implied movement

This gives the impression of movement in a stationary two dimensional art

Timbre

it is tonal quality or the character of the tone that is produced by an instrument or by the human voice

Timbre

it allows the listener to distinguish the sound between a guitar and a violin

Form

it is the structure or the framework of a composition

Opera

it Is a drama set to music complete with actions, costumes and scenery

Cantata

Is a religious story told in music without actions

Moro-moro

it is a Philippine drama set to music which depicts the conflict between the Christians and the Muslims

Sonata

it is a long composition for solo instruments (piano, Violin)

Symphony

it is a sonata for the orchestra

Dynamics

it is the loudness and softness of the sound in music indicated by symbols to regulate the volume of the sound

Music

it motivates the dancers to move in tune with its rhythm

Movement

it is how the dancers use their bodies to move and create organized patterns

Choreography

it refers to how the steps and movements are connected for it to be performed in an organized manner

Technique

is the skill of the dancer in executing the movements

Theme

it is the content or the main ingredient of the dance

Design

it is the planned organization or patterns of movement in time and space

Costume

it enhance the effect of the dance

Drama

it is basically one of the genres of literature that is written primarily to be performed

Plot

it is the overall structure of the play

Exposition

it is the part that familiarizes the audience with the characters and the situation they are in

Complication

happens in the middle part of the play which develops the conflict that was started in the exposition

Resolution

it is also called the anticlimax or the part where conditions in the story are normalized and the situation becomes stable

Setting

it is the locale and period in which the story takes place

Characters

_______ are the persons involved in the story

Protagonist

it is the character from which the story revolves around

Antagonist

it is the person who challenges the role of the protagonist

Dialogue

refers to the words uttered by the characters in the story

Theme

it is what the story means

Theme

It is how the individual elements are put together

Theme

It relates something about life that is presented in its totality

Theater

this kind of art is performed live

The Playwright’s

it’s role is to work out the plot in terms of the actual actions

The Performers

they are the ones who portray the characters in a play

The Director

works with the playwright to present which is interpreted and translated into dramatic action

 Production Design

it includes the scenery, props, make-up, costumes, lights, music, sound and all other special effects used in a theater production

Acting and the Stars

it is the art of portraying or impersonating a character in the story

Set and Directors

they should know the setting of the story and build artificial sets

Musical Director

in charge of selecting, composing new songs, writing orchestration, preparing background music, creating, recording. g musical scores and supervising all

Sound, Camera and Special Effects Technicians

Sound technicians are responsible for making the dialogue clear and music of fine quality

Make-up, Hair and Costume Design

These people are responsible for applying the specific type of make-up, hairstyle and costume to the actors before they face the camera

Form

This is how the artwork appears to the viewers

Secondary Features

This is how the primary features of the artwork relate to one another

Content

refers to the message the artist wants to convey through his art