Local Art Materials: Examples and Uses in Creating Art

What type of art utilizes discarded materials that once had another purpose?

Which principle of art is exemplified in string art or pin and thread art?

In creating string art, what additional materials are typically needed?

Which element of art is primarily utilized in string art or pin and thread art?

What art technique is characterized by an arrangement of colored thread strung between points?

Which of the following materials is NOT mentioned in the text as being used for creating art?

What do visual artists consider when choosing materials for their artwork?

What is the term used to describe an art technique that involves using materials like boxes, bottles, and tin cans already utilized for an artwork?

What are some examples of materials that can be used in creating recycled art?

Which statement about recycled art techniques is true?

What is one way that visual artists express themselves through their choice of materials?

Which of the following best describes the art technique involving the use of embroidery floss and yarn?

Which local material is most commonly used in the artworks described in the text?

What art technique is most frequently used to create the artworks described?

What element of art is most important in evaluating the creativity of the artworks?

How are the local materials used in the artworks described?

What is the primary purpose of the activity described in the text?

Which of the following best describes the overall focus of the text?

Local materials are those that are easily available in the immediate environment, such as bamboos, stones, and others.
Examples of local materials include recycled materials, strings, and other materials that can be found in one's place.

Recycled materials are discarded materials that once had another purpose, such as boxes, bottles, plastic wrap, tin cans, and other household items.
Artwork made from recycled materials is called Recycled Art or "junk art".
Techniques used in creating recycled art include the use of paste, wires, glue guns, and other materials to put the materials together.
Recycled materials can be used to create 2D or 3D art.

Strings like embroidery floss, yarn, and thicker strings can be used to create art.
Examples of string art include string art or pin and thread art, characterized by an arrangement of colored thread strung between points to form geometric patterns or representational designs.
Additional materials like wood and nails may be needed to create string art.

Art techniques refer to the production or manufacturing processes or methods incorporated into the production of an artwork.
Visual artists choose their materials to express their emotions, opinions, or messages.
Most visual artists tend to use materials that are easily accessed or found in their local environment.

The activity requires students to draw a piece of art found in their place, made from local products, on an A4 bond paper.
Students are required to discuss how the local materials are used (art technique) in that piece of art.
The rubric for scoring the artwork includes categories for creativity, work, and risk-taking.