Chapter 2 Flashcards
it refers to the material or means which the artist use to objectify his feelings
the channel to send or express art
medium
mediums that can be seen and occupy space
visual art
art such as paintings, drawing, print, and photos
2 dimensional art
art such as sculptures, landscaping, and crafts
3 dimensional art
Medium that can be heard
Auditory art
Art that can be both seen and heard
Combined Arts
(TRUE or FALSE)
An Artist’s choice is usually influenced by the availability of materials to use for the art
TRUE
The skill of the artist in making or achieving the desired outcome of the art
Technique
(Identification)
Kinds of Paint that has its unique qualities
- Encaustic
- Tempera
- Fresco
- Watercolor
- Oil
- Acrylic
(ETFWOA)
type of paint that is a mixture of hot beeswax, resin and ground pigment to any surface
encaustic
type of paint that are mineral pigments mixed with egg yolks and whites
Tempera
Type of Paint that is consist of earth pigments mixed with water on a plaster
Fresco
type of paint that is made of pure ground pigments bound to gum arabic
Watercolor
type of pain that is composed of pigment ground in linseed oil
Oil paint
Type of paint using acrylic polymer emulsions as binder
Acrylic
art that is related to painting only because it creates pictures on flat surfaces
Mosaic Art
These are fabrics into which colored designs have been woven
Tapestry
most fundamental of all the skills in art.
Drawing
a graphic image that results from a duplicating process
printmaking that involves cutting away from a block of wood
Relief printing
printmaking that is done from a smooth surface which has been chemically treated
Planographic
printmaking that is done by cutting designs out of special paper or metal sheets in a way when ink is rubbed a design is reproduced
Stencil Process
also called silk screen printing
a multicolour stencil process
Serigraphy
actual likeness of an visual, production in which doesn’t involve an artist’s creativity
Photography/ Photgraph
3-dimensional form constructed to represent a natural or imaginary shape
sculpture
is a subtractive process that involves removing unwanted portions of the raw material showing an image in the process.
Carving
it means building the form using highly plastic material like clay or wax
Modeling
To reproduce in bronze or other metals
Casting
the method of joining or fastening different materials together
Fabrication
(Enumeration)
Materials used in Sculptures
- Stone
- Granite
- Marble
- Jade
- Wood
- Ivory
- Bronze
- Copper
- Gold
- Silver
- Lead
- Aluminium
- Plaster
- Clay
- Glass
- Plastic
(SG MJ WIB CG SLAP C GP)
The art of designing and constructing a building
Architecture
Concerned with the selection of space and furnishing
Interior Design
Artificial arrangement of outdoor areas
Landscaping
The Material of Music
sound
2 Mediums of Music
Instrumental Medium
Vocal Medium
Groups of Instruments
- Stringed
- Wind instruments
- Percussion
- Keyboard
Consist of violin, viola, violoncello, and double bass.
Instruments has a hollow sound across nylon, wire that are stretched.
Stringed Instrument
these instruments are sounded by blowing into them
Wind Instrument / woodwinds
Mean “The sharp Striking of one body against another
“percussion”
instruments that are sounded by striking with hands or other objects
Percussion Instrument
(Enumaration)
The Common Stringed Instruments
- Violin
- Viola
-Cello - Double Bass
- Harp
- Guitar
(Enumaration)
The Common Woodwind Instruments
- flute
- piccolo
- clarinet
- oboe
- English Horn
- bassoon
- contrabassoon
- saxophone
(Enumaration)
The Common brass Instruments
- Trumpet
- Horn
- Trombone
- Tuba
(Enumaration)
The Common Percussion Instruments
- Chimes
- Xylophone
- Vibraphone
- Bass Drum
- Cymbals
(Enumaration)
The Common Keyboard Instruments
- harpsicord
- organ
- celesta
The Instrumental Groups
- Orchestra
- Band
- Rondalla
- Pangkat Kawayan
A big gathering of instrumentalist having the string section as its centre
orchestra
A person entrusted the task of controlling hundred of players at a time
conductor
(Enumaration)
Human Voices classified according to range and tone
(Women)
- Soprano
- Mezzo Soprano
- Alto
(Men)
- Tenor
- Baritone
- Bass
Examples of Combined Arts
- Theatre Play
- Television
- Cinema
- Concerts
