Arte Surrealista e Digital Portfolio

Digital Portfolio

• A digital portfolio is a collection of a person's work, displayed online or through digital means.
• It is used to showcase skills and accomplishments.
• It acts as a demonstration of one's abilities in a specific field or area of expertise.
• It can include various types of works such as images, videos, and documents.

Exquisite Corpse

• Exquisite Corpse is a collaborative art form.
• It involves creating a work of art where participants add to a piece without knowing what has been added before.
• Often, it is a Surrealist technique.
• It emphasizes chance and unexpected juxtapositions.

Surrealism Landscape

• Surrealist landscapes depict unusual and dreamlike imagery.
• These often depict dreamlike objects and environments.
• Often bizarre juxtapositions of elements.

Surrealist Eye

• The Surrealist eye seeks to portray unusual, dreamlike, and/or illogical images.
• It aims to show unexpected juxtapositions of objects, forms, and ideas.
• It uses imaginative interpretations to depict unconventional concepts.

Cubism Shattered Values

• Cubism fractured traditional artistic values, especially in terms of form and perspective.
• Cubist artworks portray subject matter from multiple viewpoints and perspectives simultaneously.
• A depiction of objects and subjects in fragmented forms, not a single or unified view.

Distorted Grid Drawing

• A distorted grid drawing involves altering a grid pattern to produce a specific artistic effect.
• It can yield unusual perspectives or shapes, especially when combined with other techniques.

Stacked Vessels

• Stacked vessels in art demonstrate composition and visual organization.
• A visual technique in artwork involving various forms or objects positioned in a specific arrangement.

Parabolic Curves

• Parabolic curves are a type of mathematical curve.
• In art, they can depict movement or dynamic perspective.
• Can impart a sense of action or motion in a piece of art or design.

Analogous Colors

• Analogous colors are colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.
• They often create a harmonious and balanced visual effect.
• Artists employ them to create a sense of unity and visual stability.

Value

• Value in art refers to the relative lightness or darkness of a color or tone.
• Value contrast helps create depth and dimension in a piece.
• A range and variation of light and dark tones contributes in creating form and shape in an artwork.