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Instinctive response to beauty (need to create art)
ex. - Childrens art
- Folk art
- Prehistoric art |
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Examples of prehistoric art
Chauvet - 30,000 BC |
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| understanding/respect art |
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Based on normal forms bust distorted to an extent, not supposed to look real
- Picaso |
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17th century (after renissance)
DRAMATIC
- religious subject matter
- lines, color |
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| Chiaroscuro/shading/modeling |
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VALUE - adding light and dark
used to make 2D look 3D
the illusion of light |
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| Arangement of Colors in a circular fashion |
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Art done by an untrained artist
Grandma Moses
Ex. of Aesthetic impluse |
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| Linear perspective applied to a human/animal form |
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a painting on "fresh" or wet plaster usually wall or ceiling
- small section at a time
- used lyme based water to mix with pigment |
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| Type of line shading - just use lines |
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| Identifying, describing, and interpreting subject matter in art |
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| Thick application of paint (VanGogh) |
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What material the artist used
- oil paint, stone, pencil |
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Theory of Color
- color from light, white is all colors, black absence of color
- prisims, refracting |
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Art with no reference to the natrual world, NO OBJECTS, does not represent anything
- Jackson Pollic |
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| Way to create space by overlapping objects |
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Person who buys or commitinos art
- individuals, institutions, corp., Nat Endow for the Arts, Royalty, Famous families, Church
- 1 ex. of how we live with art |
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The way our mind interprets the info we collect with our brain (eyes)
part of being an OBSERVER |
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Part of texture
can be real or implied (visual) |
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Painting with dots (eyes blend the colors together)
Georges Seurat |
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Way of creating space
- Aerial - above looking down
- Atmospheric - cant see far
- Linear - lines converage at horizen
- Isometric - parallel lines stay parallel
Vanishing point at the horizen |
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| The front surface of a work of art |
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1400-1600
"re-birth"
Middle class returns and wasnt art/music |
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Represenational art
Objects look very much likes those in the real world |
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Type of line shadding
Shade using dots |
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Based on forms in the natural world but simlifed or exaggerated
(cartoons, Vango) |
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| Line, Texture, Shape, Color, Value, Space |
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- real/actual
- implied
- edges (formed by, where they meet) |
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- outline
- create patterns/texture
- shading (modeling - adding value)
- Movement and direction |
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2nd element of design
- can either be real or implied (visual) |
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Shape - 2D
Mass - 3D
element of design |
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Geometric - normal shape
Organic (biomorphic) - shape found in nature |
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Brightness vs. dull
- adding in complement |
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tint - lighter value (add white, high key)
shade - darker value (add black, low key) |
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3 or more colors next to each other on color wheel
(blue, blue green, green) |
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| 3 colors equally distant on the color wheel |
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| Opposite colors on the wheel, clash and grab attention |
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Warm - make you feel warm, stand out, travel fastest (reds)
Cool - light rays travel slower, make you feel cool (blues) |
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Achromatic - no color
black, white, brown, grey, beige/tan |
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| Only one color (includes shades and tints) |
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| All colors - open palette |
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element of design
actual light/illusion of LIGHT (shading) |
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high - light values (pink)
low - dark values (navy) |
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the creation of the illusion of DEPTH
elemnt of design |
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- add value (chiaroscuro)
- overlap
- size and position of the picture plane
- perspective |
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**1950-1980**
Made fun of popular culture, bold colors and lines |
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Master of texture and value
baroque |
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- Portiat painter
- wrote biographys for all resaissance painters
- portaits are implied verticals (Madame X) |
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Line shading
"Arrangement in Grey and Black" |
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- Op artist
- Curved lines, create motion |
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"Mahoning"
- angry, broken, diagonal lines
- contrast of black lines, white background
- feel his anger |
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"Raft of the madusa"
- Implied diagonal lines
- implied triangle (line of sight) |
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"Still life with Crystal Bowl"
- Pop artist
- uses all 4 funct. of line! |
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- Simplistic, non-objective
- Just squares/rectangles/lines
- Uses all primary colors |
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"Madonna of the Medows"
- implied lines
- master of mass |
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- Painted women and children
- value
- only successful in Paris even though American |
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"The Dead Christ"
- Foreshortening |
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"A Sunday Afternoon on the Ilse of Gardne Jate"
- Pointillism
- optical color mixing |
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- Surrealism
- All paintings from dreams |
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"Conceration of Napolean and Crowning of Joesephine"
- Vertical lines dominate |
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"Stag at Sharkeys"
Diagonals and curves dominate |
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Folk Art
- started painting at 80
- simple farm paintings
- no linear perspective |
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- To record
- create places from human purpose (structures)
- Create extrodinary versions of ordinary objects
- Give tangible from to the unknown
- see something in a new way
- Give form to feelings |
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"Hen from Hell"
- Use lines to create patterns and texture |
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"The Three Muscians"
- Abstract artist |
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| Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, poet and engineer |
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| Abstract of flowers, looked at to study her use of color |
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| No idea, couldnt find them in the book either... |
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