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    Lesson 1-Arts 7

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of art in some cultural groups in the Luzon highlands of the Philippines. It begins by defining the core elements of art including line, shape, color, texture, value, space and form. It then explains the principles of art such as rhythm, balance, emphasis, harmony, unity, variety and proportion. The document concludes by providing examples of how these elements and principles are used in the artworks, textiles, architecture and other cultural expressions of ethnic groups in highland Luzon including the Ifugao, Ivatan, Gaddang and Ibanag people.

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of art in some cultural groups in the Luzon highlands of the Philippines. It begins by defining the core elements of art including line, shape, color, texture, value, space and form. It then explains the principles of art such as rhythm, balance, emphasis, harmony, unity, variety and proportion. The document concludes by providing examples of how these elements and principles are used in the artworks, textiles, architecture and other cultural expressions of ethnic groups in highland Luzon including the Ifugao, Ivatan, Gaddang and Ibanag people.

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of art in some cultural groups in the Luzon highlands of the Philippines. It begins by defining the core elements of art including line, shape, color, texture, value, space and form. It then explains the principles of art such as rhythm, balance, emphasis, harmony, unity, variety and proportion. The document concludes by providing examples of how these elements and principles are used in the artworks, textiles, architecture and other cultural expressions of ethnic groups in highland Luzon including the Ifugao, Ivatan, Gaddang and Ibanag people.

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    Lesson 1-Arts 7

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of art in some cultural groups in the Luzon highlands of the Philippines. It begins by defining the core elements of art including line, shape, color, texture, value, space and form. It then explains the principles of art such as rhythm, balance, emphasis, harmony, unity, variety and proportion. The document concludes by providing examples of how these elements and principles are used in the artworks, textiles, architecture and other cultural expressions of ethnic groups in highland Luzon including the Ifugao, Ivatan, Gaddang and Ibanag people.

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    Arts of Highland Luzon

    Elements and Principles

    Reviewing the Elements of Arts


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    What are art elements
    Art elements are considered as the buil
    ding blocks of art.
    1 .Lines
     In art, line represents many things such as an actual
    line, a person, or a building.

     A line can be thick or thin; straight, wavy, curv


    ed, or angular; continuous or broken; dotted, das
    hed, or a combination of any of these.
    a. Static lines. They suggest firmnes
    s and straightforwardness
    Vertical Lines – These lines convey upri
    ghtness, dignity, and assurance

    Horizontal Lines – These lines suggest


    calmness, peace, and sobriety.
    Dynamic Lines – These
    signify movements,
    cheerfulness
    and continuity.
    Jagged Lines – These lines give
    the impression of
    chaos and disorder.
    What are art elements
    Art elements are considered as the buil
    ding blocks of art.
    2.. Shape and Form

     Shapes are define by artist using lines


    and contrast in color and texture.
    These shapes in objects can take on vario
    us forms.
    What are art elements
    Art elements are considered as the buil
    ding blocks of art.
    3. Value/Tone
    Refers to the use of light and dark c
    olors in a piece of art.
    4. Color
    Is produced when artist use various pig
    ments and dyes to create a range of diff
    What are art elements
    Art elements are considered as the
    building
    3. Texture blocks of art.
    This could be the simulated appearance of rou
    ghness or smoothness in visual arts or the actu
    al surface feel of a work of art or craft.
    4. Space
    Refers to the physical space among obje
    cts and the area that separates them.
    The area occupied by objects is called th
    Principles of Art
    The principle of design are used by arti
    st to create artworks.
    1. Rhythm, Movement
     Rhythm in art refers to the repetition of a motif or elements of art at regular or irregular inter
    vals.

     The motif could be the same or it could be modified.


     Using some techniques, artist can somehow convey the illusion of movement like the us
    e of curvilinear lines.
     The dynamics of curves and geometrical lines make a work of art more lively and pleasi
    ng.
    Principles of Art
    The principle of design are used by artist to
    create artworks.
    2. Balance
     Refers to the idea of maintaining consistency of art elements in v
    arious areas in artwork.

     Balance could be in the form of:


    a. Symmetrical balance – when different shapes, colors, and
    other art elements are evenly distributed on either the verti
    cal or horizontal midpoint of a piece.
    b . Asymmetrical balance – when different shapes, colors, and
    other art elements are distributed on either the vertical or
    horizontal midpoint of a piece eg. A mat that has an imag
    Principles
    The principle of designofareArt
    used by arti
    3. Emphasis st to create artworks.
    There is emphasis when an extraordinary or a differ
    ent line, color, or shape is placed in the midst of a r
    egular pattern.
    4. Harmony
    When the art elements like colors, shapes, and lines
    complement, they create harmony.
    5. Unity
    Relates to the sense of oneness, wholeness, or orde
    Principles ofdesign
    The principle of Art are used by arti
    st6.toVariety
    create artworks.
    Is a principle of design concerned with di
    versity or contrast.
    It is achieved by using different shapes, li
    nes, colors, and other elements of art.
    7. Proportion
    Refers to the relationship of certain elem
    Elements and Principle or Arts in s
    omeCultural
    Luzon highland.
    Groups
     Ifugao
    Artworks
    Banaue Rice Terraces
    Lines
    Vertical, horizontal and Dynamic
    Color
    Brown, Yellow ochre, monochrome of cool c
    Elements and Principle or Arts in som
    e Cultural
    LuzonGroups
    highland.
    Ivatan
    Artworks
    Stone houses, vakul
    Lines
    Vertical, horizontal
    Color
     monochrome of earth colors
    Elements and Principle or Arts i
    n Cultural
    someGroups
    Luzon highland.
    Gaddang
    Artworks
    Textiles
    Lines
    Vertical, horizontal
    Color
     Pastel tricolors
    Elements and Principle or Arts in s
    ome Luzon
    Cultural Groupshighland.
    Ibanag
    Artworks
    dress
    Lines
    Vertical, horizontal
    Color
     monochrome of earth colors, pastel tricolors

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