Creative Industries I Pre-Midterm Exam PDF

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES I ARTS AND DESIGN APPRECIATION AND PRODUCTION PREPARED BY: SIR CARL NICOLE F. BALAGOSA, LPT INTRODUCTION WHAT IS CREATIVE INDUSTRIES? CREATIVE INDUSTRIES Creative Industries are all around us. 1.clothes we wear 2.buildings we live and work in 3.music we li...

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES I ARTS AND DESIGN APPRECIATION AND PRODUCTION PREPARED BY: SIR CARL NICOLE F. BALAGOSA, LPT INTRODUCTION WHAT IS CREATIVE INDUSTRIES? CREATIVE INDUSTRIES Creative Industries are all around us. 1.clothes we wear 2.buildings we live and work in 3.music we listen 4.books we read 5.visual arts like painting 6.Crafts Creative industries show up everywhere in our daily lives and the world would be a very different place without them! WHY IS CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IS IMPORTANT? CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IS IMPORTANT: 1.produce art and inventions 2.bring life to communities 3.makes people happier and healthier PRINCIPLES OF ARTS AND DESIGN PRINCIPLES OF ARTS AND DESIGN 1.Balance 2.Contrast 3.Emphasis 4.Movement 5.Pattern 6.Rhythm 7.Unity or Variety I. BALANCE It refers to the even and equal of elements. 1. Symmetrical Balance 2.Asymmetrical Balance 3.Radial Balance SYMMETRICAL ASYMMETRICAL RADIAL II. CONTRAST is the difference between elements of art in a composition such that each element is made stronger relative to the other. III. EMPHASIS creates an area of the composition that is visually dominant and commands the viewer's attention. III. EMPHASIS III. EMPHASIS IV. MOVEMENT the result of using the elements of art such that they move the viewer's eye around and within the image. IV. MOVEMENT IV. MOVEMENT V. PATTERN the uniform repetition of any of the elements of art. Anything can be turned into a pattern through repetition. V. PATTERN V. PATTERN VI. RHYTHM created by movement implied through the repetition of elements of art in a non-uniform but organized way. VI. RHYTHM VI. RHYTHM VII. UNITY OR VARIETY You want your painting to feel unified such that all the elements fit together comfortably. VII. UNITY OR VARIETY DRAWING TECHNIQUES DRAWING TECHNIQUES uses various techniques to create their works, and mastering these techniques requires practice and experimentation. DRAWING TECHNIQUES 1. Gesture Drawing 2. Contour Drawing 3. Cross Hatching 4. Stippling 5. Sketching 6. Shading 7. Blending 8. Scribble 9. Back and Forth 10. Smudging 1. GESTURE DRAWING Gesture drawing is a technique used to capture the movement of subjects 2. CONTOUR DRAWING Contour drawing involves using a continuous line to capture the edges of a subject. The goal is to create an outline of the subject without lifting the pencil from the paper. 3. CROSS HATCHING Artists can vary the pressure and direction of the lines to create different effects. 4. STIPPLING a technique used to create shading and texture in drawings by creating small dots. 5. SKETCHING a preliminary drawing skill used to map out the subject's proportions, form, and composition. 6. SHADING involves filling the shadows with dark strokes, and then gradually layering lighter ones to add contrast. 7. BLENDING involves filling the shadows with dark strokes, and then gradually layering lighter ones to add contrast. 8. SCRIBBLE a technique that involves sketching and shading in quick, irregular lines. 9. BACK AND FORTH a technique that involves making rapid back-and-forth strokes to add depth and tone to a drawing. 10. SMUDGING a technique that involves using a tool or finger to blend pigments on the surface of the paper to create soft transitions from one colour or tone to another.  EXAM FOR PRE-MIDTERM RUBRICS FOR SELF PORTRAIT SKETCHING: Materials that needed: 1. Oslo paper 9x12 2. Pencil/Any type of pencil 3. Write your name/grade & section at the back of your Oslo paper. Strictly no pen/color pencil that will be used in sketching. Deadline of Submission: August 19, 2024 / Monday RUBRICS FOR SELF PORTRAIT SKETCHING: CATEGORY 10-9 8-7 6-4 3-1 TOTAL Proportions Attention to Detail Shading Neatness