ART APPREC Pre-Post-test REVIEW
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This document provides a review of key concepts from chapters 4 and 5 on the elements and principles of design, including color, line, texture, balance, rhythm, proportion, perspective, and emphasis. It lists and defines these terms and provides brief examples of each to illustrate their use in visual art.
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Presented by Vladimir Iglovikov:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/iglovikov/
- https://x.com/viglovikov
- https://www.instagram.com/ternaus/
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Marketing: Both online and offline marketing tactics, focusing on real, impactful interactions and collaborations.
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GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
Website: https://albumentations.ai/
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- 1. Art Appreciation Review for PRE- and POST- test Based on Chapters 4 & 5 the elements & principles of design
- 2. Know the primary (red, yellow, blue) and secondary (orange, green, violet) colors
- 3. Name the most dominant element or principle of design
- 4. Contour line and outline
- 5. Actual line/line formed by edges
- 6. If it’s a picture… it is simulated texture
- 7. If this is a photo…. it is implied/simulated texture
- 8. If you are there actually seeing the sculpture and could reach out to touch it… it is actual texture.
- 9. Mass and Actual texture
- 14. Radial balance
- 15. Radial balance
- 16. The repetition of the arched columns are an example of Rhythm
- 17. The repetition of the arched columns are an example of Rhythm
- 18. shape
- 19. Vitruvian Man is meant to be about ideal proportion and scale
- 20. This image is a silly commentary on proportion and scale
- 21. Because this sculpture is life-sized, the dominant aspect is proportion and scale.
- 22. Simulated texture & dominant warm color scheme
- 23. Simulated texture & dominant warm color scheme
- 24. Posite and negative space
- 25. Positive and negative space
- 26. pattern
- 31. foreshortening
- 32. foreshortening
- 35. Parallelograms are indicative of Isometric perspective.
- 36. The placement of people and the parallelogram- shaped buildings are clues that this is…. Isometric perspective
- 37. Time and motion
- 38. Blurring parts of the piece and contrasting it with sharp focus on another part is the use of emphasis/focal point & subordination
- 39. Blurring parts of the piece and contrasting it with sharp focus on another part is the use of emphasis/focal point & subordination
- 40. Goya uses the man in white, the pointing rifles and the flowing blood to emphasize direction and movement.
- 41. Repetition of large and small squares, bright and dark color, and negative and positive spaces is demonstrative of alternating rhythm.
- 42. Repetition of large and small squares, bright and dark color, and negative and positive spaces is demonstrative of alternating rhythm.
- 43. End of slides