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Week 2

Week 2. September 13. What are we doing?. Review previous information 2-D design and artwork Painting Drawing Murals Airbrush Printmaking. Elements of Art. Line Types of line/line variation? Line in 3-D? Shape 3-D Object Time & Motion Time is invisible Stopped time?

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Week 2

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  1. Week 2 September 13

  2. What are we doing? Review previous information 2-D design and artwork Painting Drawing Murals Airbrush Printmaking

  3. Elements of Art • Line • Types of line/line variation? • Line in 3-D? • Shape • 3-D Object • Time & Motion • Time is invisible • Stopped time? • Harold Edgerton? • Light • Chiaroscuro? • Color • Color theory? • Primary/Secondary • Texture • Actual texture? • Simulated (implied)? • Meret Oppenheim?

  4. Principles of Design • Unity & Variety • Too much or too little? • Balance • Symmetrical vs. asymmetrical • Directional Forces • ------- • | • / • Emphasis & Subordination • Contrast • Juxtaposition • Repetition & Rhythm • Scale & Proportion • “Shuttlecocks” • “Pieta” by Michelangelo

  5. What is 2-D Art? • Name some examples/mediums

  6. Drawing • As 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 attention • Visual thinking 1st grade peacock drawing

  7. Dr. Frederick Franck I 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

  8. “The Eyes of the Law” by Elizabeth Layton

  9. Vincent van Gogh

  10. Purpose of Drawing • A drawing can function in 3 ways: • As a notation, sketch or record of something seen, remembered, or imagined • As a study or preparation for another, usually larger, and more complex work such as a sculpture, a building, a film, a painting, or another drawing • As an end itself, a complete work of art

  11. Types of Hatching • Cross-Hatching • Contour Hatching • Hatching

  12. “Preacher” by Charles White in 1952

  13. Which is a REAL cartoon? According to art professionals

  14. Real Cartoon

  15. “Guernica” by Pablo Picasso in 1937

  16. Painting • Painting is just drawing with paint • Types of paint: • Watercolor • Tempra • Encaustic • Oil • Acrylic • Fresco

  17. “Sloop, Nassau” by Winslow Homer; 1899

  18. Tempera • Used by ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans • Middle ages – small paintings made on wood panels • Egg tempera – creates a matte look • Today: tempera is a water based paint

  19. “Madonna and Child” by FraFilippo Lippi; c. 1440-1445

  20. Oil Paint • Western art – favorite medium for 5 centuries • Glowing jewel-like surfaces • Oil paint is very slow-drying • Impasto – applied thickly; can see the texture of the paint

  21. “Madonna and Child with the Chancellor Rolin” by Jan van Eyck; 1433

  22. “Detail of Self-Portrait” by Rembrandt

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