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GE 6 Lesson 2 Compressed

The document discusses the relationship between art, beauty, and culture, emphasizing that art should ultimately please God and reflect joy. It explains various elements of art such as lines, colors, and textures, detailing how they contribute to the overall harmony and beauty of a piece. Additionally, it outlines different color harmonies and techniques like chiaroscuro and perspective that artists use to enhance their work.

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GE 6 Lesson 2 Compressed

The document discusses the relationship between art, beauty, and culture, emphasizing that art should ultimately please God and reflect joy. It explains various elements of art such as lines, colors, and textures, detailing how they contribute to the overall harmony and beauty of a piece. Additionally, it outlines different color harmonies and techniques like chiaroscuro and perspective that artists use to enhance their work.

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Art fueled by the culture

of society moves away from


its basic purpose that is
– to please God who had
been in sorrow since the
beginning of the history
of humankind.
According to this theory, God
is the greatest artist and the
universe is His greatest
masterpiece. He created the
universe out of the intention
to obtain joy.
Art is the center of • joy as an artist
culture so that once • joy for their fellow men
a culture is lost, • above all, joy to God
art is also lost.
BEAUTY IS SOMETHING THAT IS BEYOND WHAT
THE EYES CAN SEE. BEAUTY IS THE VALUE THAT
THE GIVER (ARTIST) GIVES AND THE RECEIVER
(APPRECIATOR) RECEIVES. IT IS THE VALUE OF
ART THAT STIMULATES DESIRE OF THE
APPRECIATOR.
This is about how beauty is
achieved by the artist in
his work. Art like anything
else is a product of
different materials or items
put together. These
materials are arranged or
fixed in harmony with the
purpose of the artist. There
is no beauty if there is no
harmony.
A LINE IS A PATH OR
MARK ON A PAGE.
Lines can help move our eyes
around an artwork. The color,
shape, and texture of a line
can give us information.
THESE ARE THE MOST COMMONLY
USED LINES BOTH IN ART AND IN
ENGINEERING.
A line rising
perpendicularly from
a level surface
upright. The fact
that it is rising
upward, it implies
ambition, authority,
majesty and respect.
A line in parallel to
the horizon. These
are lines of repose
and serenity,
reclining person,
landscape of bodies
of water and picture
of horizontal lines.
A line running in
slanting direction.
This imply actions
and movements. A
running man, a bull
fighting and other
actions are pictures
of diagonal lines.
CURVED LINES SUGGEST GRACE,
MOVEMENTS, FLEXIBILITY AND
JOYOUSNESS. THEY ARE NEVER
HARSH OR STERN.
A curve that is loci
at all points in the
plane and equidistant
from a fixed point
called center.
A kind of curve
formed like a
crescent.
A kind of curve
identified by its
spherical form and
elongation in one
dimension.
A COMBINATION OF DIFFERENT
LINES WOULD RESULT TO A
CERTAIN FORM. AS DISCUSSED
PREVIOUSLY, VISUAL ARTS ARE
ONLY A COMBINATION OF LINES
AND FORMS.
IS A PROPERTY OF LIGHT SO IF
THERE IS NO LIGHT, THERE IS
NO COLOR.
3 ATTRIBUTES OF COLOR
• HUE
• VALUE
• INTENSITY
• Other name for color
• It is the shade of a
color that
differentiate one from
the other.
• Primary Colors- the basic colors
• Secondary Colors- combination of Primary
colors
• Tertiary Colors- obtained by mixing two
secondary colors
• Intermediate Colors- combinations of primary
and secondary colors
• Neutral Colors- are the white, black and gray
• Monochromatic Harmony-uses one hue, and various tints,
tones, and shades associated with that hue.

• Analogous Harmony- utilizes color, which are closely


related on the color wheel that contains similar
components such as blue, blue green and green. They are
the most preferred combinations.

• Complementary or Split Color harmony- involves direct


opposites on the color wheel such as red and green or blue
and orange.

• Triadic Harmony- is any three colors that are of the same


distance in the color wheel.
• the lightness and darkness of a
color
• White added to the color will • the dullness and brightness of a
produce tints color
• Black added to the color will • mixing gray or with the
produce shades complimentary of a certain color
on the color wheel can change the
intensity
TEXTURE- This is the visual
appearance of things. This
includes the sense of touch
that has something to do with CHIAROSCURO- This is a
the characteristics of surface. pictorial representation
using light and shade
PERSPECTIVE-is the painters’ without the use of
technique to make the object of colors.
their art appear as in the
distance or in a depth.

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