Week 2
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Week 2September 13
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What are we doing?Review previous information
2-D design and artworkPaintingDrawingMuralsAirbrushPrintmaking
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Elements of ArtLine
Types of line/line variation?Line in 3-D?
Shape3-D Object
Time & MotionTime is invisibleStopped time?Harold Edgerton?
LightChiaroscuro?
ColorColor theory?Primary/Secondary
TextureActual texture?Simulated (implied)?Meret Oppenheim?
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Principles of DesignUnity & Variety
Too much or too little?
BalanceSymmetrical vs. asymmetrical
Directional Forces-------|/
Emphasis & SubordinationContrast
Juxtaposition
Repetition & RhythmScale & Proportion
“Shuttlecocks”“Pieta” by Michelangelo
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What is 2-D Art?Name some examples/mediums
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DrawingAs children, we draw long before we learn how to read and write.Why is this so and why don’t more people draw now?It is a way of paying attentionVisual thinking
1st grade peacock drawing
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Dr. Frederick FranckI have learned that what I have not
drawn, I have never really seen, and that when I start drawing an ordinary thing I realize how extraordinary it is, sheer miracle; the branching of a tree, the structure of a dandelion’s seed puff.
- The Zen of Seeing by Dr. Frederick Franck
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“The Eyes of the Law” by Elizabeth Layton
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Vincent van Gogh
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Purpose of DrawingA drawing can function in 3 ways:
As a notation, sketch or record of something seen, remembered, or imaginedAs a study or preparation for another, usually larger, and more complex work such as a sculpture, a building, a film, a painting, or another drawingAs an end itself, a complete work of art
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Types of HatchingCross-Hatching
Contour Hatching
Hatching
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“Preacher” by Charles White in 1952
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Which is a REAL cartoon?According to art professionals
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Real Cartoon
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“Guernica” by Pablo Picasso in 1937
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PaintingPainting is just drawing with paintTypes of paint:
WatercolorTempraEncausticOilAcrylic Fresco
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“Sloop, Nassau” by Winslow Homer; 1899
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TemperaUsed by ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and RomansMiddle ages – small paintings made on wood panelsEgg tempera – creates a matte lookToday: tempera is a water based paint
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“Madonna and Child” by Fra Filippo Lippi; c. 1440-1445
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Oil PaintWestern art – favorite medium for 5 centuriesGlowing jewel-like surfacesOil paint is very slow-dryingImpasto – applied thickly; can see the texture of the paint
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“Madonna and Child with the Chancellor Rolin” by Jan van Eyck; 1433
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“Detail of Self-Portrait” by Rembrandt