Creative Industries 1 Reviewer PDF

**CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 1 REVIEWER** **ELEMENTS OF ARTS -- building blocks on an artwork\ **PRINCIPLES OF ART - Organized way on how the elements are arranged in a work of art **7 ELEMENTS OFA RT** - LINES -- Most basic Element of Art - SHAPE -- Use of areas on two-dimensional space - G...

**CREATIVE INDUSTRIES 1 REVIEWER** **ELEMENTS OF ARTS -- building blocks on an artwork\ **PRINCIPLES OF ART - Organized way on how the elements are arranged in a work of art **7 ELEMENTS OFA RT** - LINES -- Most basic Element of Art - SHAPE -- Use of areas on two-dimensional space - Geometric -- measurable - Organic -- complex. Almost impossible to measure. - FORM -- Three-dimensional shape (Shape with added depth) - TEXTURE -- Quality of a surface - SPACE -- Area provid3ed for a specific purpose - COLOR -- Phenomena that can be perceived by our sense of sight - HUE -- Name of the color itself - SATURATION -- intensity of the color - VALUE -- Lightness and darkness of color - VALUE -- The use of light and dark, shades and highlights **PRINCIPLES OF ART** - UNITY -- Felling of wholeness. The main goal of an artwork - HARMONY -- Blending of elements - CONTRASTS -- Differences in values, colors, shapes, textures, and other elements - GRADATION -- Gradual changes in an element - VARIETY -- Adding slight changes - PATTERN - Planned or Random repetitions - REPETITION -- Using the same elements over and over - Repetition and Pattern go hand in hand - MOVEMENT -- Leading the viewer's eyes throughout the work - RHYTHM -- Making the work seem active or suggesting vibration - BALANCE -- The Visual weight of an artwork - SYMMETRIC -- Left is equal to the right - ASYMMETRICIC -- uneven visual weight - RADIAL -- From center, outward. - EMPHASIS - Attract the viewer's Attention - PROPORTION -- Relationship of one part to another and to the whole work - SIMPLICITY -- Limited number of similar elements to give a uniform appearance. **STEPS IN ART CRITICISM** - DESCRIPTION -- Elements Used - ANALYSIS -- Principles Used - Interpretation -- Empathy - Evaluation / Judgement -- Successful or not. **DOMAINS OF ARTS** 1. VISUAL ARTS DOMAIN -- wide range of artistic expressions in different period, society, and culture a. Stained Glass b. Sculpture c. Assemblage d. Painting 2. ARCHITECTURE -- Building and Structures e. Architectural design f. Interior Design g. Landscape architecture 3. MEDIA ARTS -- Depends on technology h. Television i. Radio j. Magazine k. Kiosk **GENERAL CATEGORY OF VISUAL ARTS** A. FINE ARTS -- Fine Craftsmanship a. Drawing b. Painting c. Printmaking d. Sculpture B. CONTEMPORARY ARTS -- Art of Today e. Assemblage f. Installation g. Mixed Media C. DECORATIVE ARTS AND CRAFTS h. Mosaic Arts i. Tapestry j. Ceramics and Pottery k. Glass Art D. OTHER APPLIED ARTS -- Wider definitions of visual arts l. Tattoo Art m. Interior Design n. Body Painting **COMMON TYPES OF VISUAL ARTS** 1. TWO -- DIMENSIONAL ART -- Has Length and width but no depth a. Painting -- portray of picture b. Drawing -- the foremost essential and least complex c. Printmaking -- creating numerous duplicates d. Collage -- Using found objects like fabrics r pieces of paper and other printed materials. e. Stained Glass -- Colored glass used for decorative windows f. Mosaic -- Putting together small colored pieces of hard materials such as stone, a tile, or glass 2. THREE-DIMENSIONAL ART -- Occupies space through height, width, and depth dimensions. g. Sculpture -- Making of three-dimensional representation or abstract forms h. Found Objects -- Objects found by an artist with minimal modification **DIFFERENT FORMS OF MEDIA** 1. AURAL -- Oldest form of media (consumed by heari9ng or sound) a. Radio advertising b. Music c. CD's d. MP3's e. Vinyl Records 2. PRINT MEDIA -- Physical Printout / Perceived by seeing f. Newspapers and magazines g. Flyers h. Streamers i. Posters and tarpaulins 3. VISUAL MEDIA -- Perceived by seeing but not relying on physical printout to be perceived j. Television k. Cinema l. Video games m. Documentaries 4. DIGITAL MEDIA -- Media contents that are encoded in a machine-readable format n. Websites o. Text messages p. Kiosks q. E-books r. Video games or mobile apps **DRAWING SHADOWS IN PERSPECTIVE** KEY ELEMENTS: 1. LIGHT SOURCE -- Determines the direction and length of the shadow 2. OBJECT -- The item casting the shadow 3. GROUND PLANE -- Surface where the shadow is projected **CHIAROSCURO** - The stems from the Italian words chiaro (meaning "clear" or "bright") and scuro (meaning "obscure"\' or "dark"). - The technique focuses on shadows and a single source of light to achieve photorealistic depth and tone. - The sense of light and darkness PARTS OF A COMPOSITION WITH CHIAROSCURO 1. SOURCE OF LIGHT -- The direction where the light is coming from. 2. REFLECTED LIGHT -- The light reflected from the surface to a side or sides of an object. 3. HIGHLIGHT -- The part of an object where the light is reflected to the viewer's view. 4. MID-TONE -- Transition point from the highlight to the core of the shadow. 5. CORE OF THE SHADOW -- The darkest part of the composition. 6. CASTED SHADOW -- The shadow is produced based on the direction of the source of light.