Ppt.-Lesson 7

Lesson 7: Artistic Skills and
Techniques to
Contemporary Art Creation
Objectives:
At the end of the session the students
are expected :
a. Identify artistic skills and techniques in
creating artworks.
b. Enumerate the materials used in creating
artworks.
c. Discuss the seven techniques in creating
artworks.
Collage
Collage may sometimes include
magazines and newspaper, clippings,
ribbons, paints, bits of colored or handmade
papers, portions of other artwork or texts,
photographs, and other found objects, glued
to a piece of paper or canvas.
Collage
Collage
To create a paper collage you
will need:
1. A board/canvas
2. Paint and/or coloring pencils (optional)
3. Pencils/markers/pens
4. Glue
5. Paintbrush
6. Magazine Paper
7. Ruler
8. Scissors (optional)
Procedure:
1. Gather pages of used magazines, cut into
pieces.
2. Assemble the cut pieces of colored
magazines.
3. Create figures that would represent the
causes and effects of climate change.
4. Paste them to the Cartolina.
5. Label the causes and effects using black
pentel pen.
Decollage
The opposite of collage; instead of an
image is being built up all or parts of existing
images, are created by cutting, treating away
or otherwise removing pieces of an original
image. The French word “Decollage” in
English means “Take-Off’ or “To become
unglued” or “To become unstuck”.
Decollage
Decollage
Decollage
Graffiti
Are writings or drawings that have
scribbled, scratched, or painted illicitly on a
wall or other surface, often in a public space.
Graffiti range from simple written words to
elaborate wall paintings.
Graffiti may express underlying social and
political messages, and a whole genre of
artistic expression based on spray paint
graffiti styles.
Graffiti
A form of visual communication,
usually illegal, involving the unauthorized
marking of public space by an individual
or group. Although the common image of
graffiti is a stylistic symbol or phrase
spray-painted on a wall by a member of a
street gang, some graffiti is not gang-
related.
Graffiti
Graffiti
Graffiti
Land-Art
Earthworks or earth is an earth
movement in which landscape and the
work of art are inextricably linked. It is
also an art form that is created in nature,
using natural materials such as soil, rock
(bed rock, boulders, stones) organic
media (logs, branches, leaves) and water
which introduced materials such as
concrete, metal, asphalt, or mineral
pigments.
Land-art
Land-art
Land-art
Digital Arts
is an artistic work or practice that uses
digital technology as an essential part of the
creative or presentation process. Digital art is
placed under the larger umbrella termed new
media art.
“Digital Art” is a term applied to
contemporary art that uses the method of
mass production or digital media.
Digital Arts
The techniques of digital art are used
extensively by the mainstream media in
advertisements and film-makers to produce
visual effects. Both digital and traditional
artist use many sources of electronic
information and programs to create their
work.
Digital Art
Digital Art
Digital Art
Mixed-Media
In visual art, it refers to artwork in the
making of which more than one medium has
been employed. It refers to a work of visual
art that combines various traditionally distinct
visual art media. For example, work on
canvass that combines paint, ink, and
collage.
Mixed-Media
The term “mixed media art” is a broad
definition that covers many arts and
crafts, including collage, assemblage
(both 2D and 3D), altered objects,
including books and boxes, handmade
greeting cards, artist trading cards (ATCs)
and tags, art journalling and book
making.
Mixed-Media
The “mixed media” used includes
paints, papers and board of all
descriptions, glues, buttons, fabrics,
found objects, photos, metal bits, fibres,
things from nature, inks, pencils,
crayons, markers, pastels and polymer
clays, to name a few.
Mixed-Media
Mixed-Media
Mixed-Media
Printmaking
is the process of making artworks by
painting, normally in the paper. Prints are
created by transforming ink from a matrix
or through a prepared screen to a sheet
of paper or other material. Common types
of matrices include; metal plates, usually
copper or zinc, or polymer plates for
engraving or etching; stone linoleum for
linocuts. Screens made of silk or
synthetic fabrics are used for the screen
printing process.
Printmaking
Linocuts
Printmaking
Wood engraving
Printmaking

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