Principles and elements applied in comic art
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- 1. COMIC ARTPrinciples and Elements Applied in Cartoon Character Making Department of Education Schools Division of Bulacan District of Sta. Maria Central Manggahan Elementary School for ARTS Six
- 2. OBJECTIVE: Explain the elements and principles applied in comic art LEARNING COMPETENCY: Appreciates the elements and principles applied in comic art (A6EL-Ie)
- 3. I. WHAT HAPPENED? Do you love cartoons or comic arts? They amuse and entertain us to no end. We simply love how they become the mediums to tell jokes or share opinions about life and its endless interesting situation.
- 4. Look at some famous characters shown below. Which ones did you grow up watching with?
- 5. II. WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW? Today is a fun day as you will learn the elements and principles of art applied in cartoon character making.
- 6. What are cartoons? is a form of visual communication that became popular with the invention of modern newspaper and motion picture in the 20th century. Modern cartoons were first used to attract viewers to newspapers and movies.
- 7. Elements of Art in Cartoon Character Making There are three elements of art that are very useful in creating character designs, namely line, shape, and texture. They can make the character look real, project emotions, and show movement.
- 8. Line The path of moving point made by a tool, instrument, or medium as it moves across an area is called line. It is usually visible as it contrasts in value with its surroundings. In its 3D form, it can be a string, wire, tube, and the like. Lines can be straight or curved, thick or thin. The type of line artists use show built-in associations and subtle psychological suggestions.
- 9. Line Example: 1. Horizontal lines can signify relaxation, lying down, or can make the subject appear wider. 2. Vertical lines can mean rigid, straight, stable, or can make the subject appear taller. 3. Zigzag lines can convey stress, tension, or instability. 4. Curved lines can show smooth flow, waves, or movement.
- 11. Color Color is a pigment added to any artwork to bring it to life and make it more attractive or visually appealing. Artists can choose to color an artwork according to the actual color of the subject as it appears in real life according to his or her own subjective interpretation.
- 12. Shap eIs a two-dimensional figure enclosed by a line. They only have height and width. There are two kinds of shape: geometric and organic shapes. Geometric shapes such as circle, square, rectangle, oblong and triangle are man-made. Organic shapes are shapes found in nature like he shape of flowers, leaves, and the like.
- 13. Shap eShapes are the building blocks of an art structure. Artists can use different kinds of shapes to create an illusion or depict a reality.
- 14. Texture The surface quality of an object is called texture. It can be felt through touching or having an illusion or touch.
- 15. Three kinds of texture 1. Tactile texture refers to actual or real texture of an object. This can be felt through touching 2. Artificial texture is seen in a photograph or artwork that reminds you of the actual texture of an object. 3. Visual texture is the illusion of having physical texture usually achieved by the repetition of shapes, lines and colors.
- 17. Principles of Art in Cartoon Character Making
- 18. Rhythm and Movement Is the principle of art used to create the impression of action in a work of art. It is based on repetition.
- 20. Variety Is the principle of art that adds interest to an artwork.
- 21. Variety When an artist places different visual elements next to one another, he/she is using variety. Straight lines next to curvy lines add variety. Organic shapes among geometric shapes add variety. Bright colors next to dull colors add variety.
- 23. Activity 1 Write true if the statement is correct and false if it is incorrect. 1. The type of line an artist shows messages that the artist wants to express. 2. Cartoons is now out of trend because of the modern technology. 3. An artist must only use the actual color of the subject. 4. In order to show movement, the artist must apply rhythm in his/her artwork. 5. Variety will make an artist’s work stand out or be different from the rest.
- 24. Activity 2 Write the three elements of arts and the two principles of art. Proportion Balance Movement Space Line Harmony Shape Texture Variety
- 25. Activity 3 Write down the elements of art applied in the cartoon characters below.
- 26. Assessment Fill in the blanks. 1. _______ lines connote relaxation and serenity, and make the subject appear wide. 2. The building blocks of an art structure is an element called _________. 3. ___________ is the surface quality of an object. 4. Tactile texture refers to the ________ or real texture of an object. 5. Shapes can be _______ or organic.
- 28. References Music and Arts for Fun 6 The 21st Century MAPEH in ACTION http://www.worksheeto.com/postpic/2012/06/texture-drawing-examples_570012.jpg https://thevirtualinstructor.com/blog/movement-a-principle-of-art https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ee/af/bc/eeafbc447afc85dc7a1c079c3ca66bad.jpg https://thevirtualinstructor.com/blog/unity-harmony-and-variety-principles-of-art https://2.bp.blogspot.com/- 9pHTcXsCm2c/TmWB5zlNhHI/AAAAAAAAAQs/14Kr0A7TpzE/s1600/Family_Baboy__Filipino__by_Mikeine l.jpg https://cms-assets.tutsplus.com/uploads/users/833/posts/24764/image/motion-lines-04.png https://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/disney/images/0/0b/GOTG2_-_Groot.png/revision/latest?cb=20170409114426
- 29. THANK YOU!