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What is the primary characteristic of ikat weave?
What is the primary characteristic of ikat weave?
Which province is renowned for its basket weaving?
Which province is renowned for its basket weaving?
What is the oldest form of sculpture?
What is the oldest form of sculpture?
What is the role of pandan in basket weaving?
What is the role of pandan in basket weaving?
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Which type of weaving emphasizes horizontal threads?
Which type of weaving emphasizes horizontal threads?
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Which material is commonly used in general construction for its strength?
Which material is commonly used in general construction for its strength?
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What characterizes bronze in sculptural metalwork?
What characterizes bronze in sculptural metalwork?
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Which of the following is NOT a stone typically used for sculptural works?
Which of the following is NOT a stone typically used for sculptural works?
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What is the main characteristic of a two-dimensional drawing?
What is the main characteristic of a two-dimensional drawing?
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Which technique involves the use of closely spaced parallel lines running in opposite directions?
Which technique involves the use of closely spaced parallel lines running in opposite directions?
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What is the purpose of using a vanishing point in a drawing?
What is the purpose of using a vanishing point in a drawing?
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Which of the following describes the verification stage of creativity?
Which of the following describes the verification stage of creativity?
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How can implementation of emotive tones in art affect the viewer's perception?
How can implementation of emotive tones in art affect the viewer's perception?
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Which media types are categorized as dry media?
Which media types are categorized as dry media?
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What is the primary purpose of stippling in drawing?
What is the primary purpose of stippling in drawing?
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Which of the following best describes the plain weave textile method?
Which of the following best describes the plain weave textile method?
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What is the primary role of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts?
What is the primary role of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts?
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Which organization serves as the premier venue for culture and arts performances in the Philippines?
Which organization serves as the premier venue for culture and arts performances in the Philippines?
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What is the primary purpose of the National Library of the Philippines?
What is the primary purpose of the National Library of the Philippines?
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What does the Rizal Monument symbolize?
What does the Rizal Monument symbolize?
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What is the key distinction between oil paints and acrylic paints?
What is the key distinction between oil paints and acrylic paints?
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Which of the following roles does a pigment play in painting?
Which of the following roles does a pigment play in painting?
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What characteristic is associated with tempera paint?
What characteristic is associated with tempera paint?
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Which of the following is NOT a function of the National Archives of the Philippines?
Which of the following is NOT a function of the National Archives of the Philippines?
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Study Notes
CPAR Additional Notes
- Focus on emotive dark tones and expressive lines, conveying sadness
- Include vanishing point for depth
- Realistic three-dimensional quality achieved through hatching (parallel lines same direction), cross-hatching (parallel lines opposite direction), blending (using torchons in charcoal), and stippling (dot patterns)
- Pencil line and tone quality depends on sharpness of point, holding angle, and pressure
- Charcoal is held between thumb and first three fingers
- Smooth lines - pen, graphite
- Rough lines - crayons, chalk
- Dry media - pencils, pastels
- Wet media - water color
- Improve life drawing skills by regularly drawing live models
- Masterpieces created using dry or wet media
- Two-dimensional drawings have length and breadth, while three-dimensional drawings have length, breadth, and height.
- Strategy for enhancing insight stage: formulate unpredictable works, focus on preparatory stage
Creative Thinking Stages
- Preparation
- Incubation (period of germination, subconscious idea formation)
- Illumination (aha moment)
- Verification (expansions and development to a masterpiece)
Twibbons
- Overlay advocacy images on profile pictures for campaigns
- Example: Pepito forgot to change his profile picture to match team's before an intramural event, then quickly updated it.
Plain Weave
- Simplest and most common textile weave
Ikat Weave
- Intricate interlacing pattern, warp-faced, multiple warp threads over a single weft thread, creates dense, durable fabric
Other Weaving Techniques
- Bury Palms (fibers, petiole, leaves), Mountain Province (wood carvers)
- Paete Laguna (best wood carvers)
- Carving (oldest sculpture form)
- Molave (wood used for strength and durability)
- Craft (artistic process using common materials)
- Weaving (develops hand-eye coordination, self-expression)
- Craft (most innovative recycling form)
- Warp-faced weaving emphasizes horizontal threads, weft-faced emphasizes vertical ones, affecting strength and flexibility
- Pandan used as a medium in basket weaving (important culturally and economically)
Other Art Forms
- Addition: Materials combined.
- Substitution Imitating an image with a material.
- Subtraction Using sacred structures as an art medium.
- Food Art: Using edible items.
- Technological Art: Large scale, advancements in technology.
Common Sculptural Materials
- Sandstone (formed from sinking sand in earth's crust)
- Limestone (formed when sand sinks into the earth's crust)
- Soapstone (resists heat and compression)
- Granite (strong and durable)
Other Art Forms and Techniques
- Steel sculptures - strong and durable
- Bronze sculpture (patina protects it)
- Fishtail (wood finishing, lettering, modeling)
- Metalwork and Jewelry(diamond used and checked for authenticity)
Cultural Preservation
- National Museum of the Philippines (displays artifacts, promotes cultural heritage)
- National Commission for Culture and the Arts (government policy-making body for art, preserves styles)
- Cultural Center of the Philippines (premier venue for culture and arts performances)
- National Archives (responsible for preserving documents)
- National Library (provides access to printed and recorded cultural heritage)
- Rizal Monument (symbol of national struggle and victory)
- Bonifacio Monument (manifestation of national participation)
Painting Techniques
- Pigment painting (provides color)
- Solvent painting (thins paint for desired consistency)
- Tempera (dries quickly)
- Oil paints (capture detail and texture, slow drying time)
- Acrylic paints (educational, quick drying, sharper details)
- Wet-on-dry (control of edges)
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Explore the various techniques of drawing, focusing on emotive expressions and realistic depth. This quiz covers foundational skills in both dry and wet media, as well as stages of creative thinking in art. Enhance your understanding of life drawing and artistic strategies.