Art in Dimensions

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2D and 3D Art



Media of rt



N a tur alism: fu lly rep resen t a t ional with speci fic de t ails (ve ry obj ec t ive)

Realism: rep resen t at ional but emp hasizes th e em ot ional essence, non speci fic (mor e subj ec t ive)

Semi-A bstr ac t ion: pa rt ly rep resen t a t ional but simpli fied and rea rr anged

Obj ec t ive Abstr ac t ion: Based on physical obj ec t s butsimpli fied and rea rr anged so th a t it appea rs nonobj ec t ive

N onobj ec t ive Abstr ac t ion: nonrep resen t a t ional, st a rt ed without any re fe rence to a physical obj ec t. B ased on pur e design . For m and cont en t ac t as subj ec t ma tt e r.













DrawingPain t ingPrint makingCame ra Art s and D igit al ImagingGrap hic DesignTwo dimensi onal a rt is conce rned with th e

pic tur e plane-a fla t surf ace th a t h as heig htand wid th. Art ist crea t e wor ks th a t give th e illusion of thr ee dimensi onal space with in th e pic tur e fr ame . Art ist a tt emp t to b alance nega t ive space and posit ive shape .



Pur poses of DrawingAs a not a t ion, ske t ch, or r ec or d of some th ing seen, remem be red, or imagined .

As a stu dy or prepa ra t ion for an oth e r, usually la rge r and mor e complex wor k such a sculp tur e, a bu ilding, a film, a pain t ing³ or an oth e rdrawing .As an end in it sel f, a comple t e wor k of art.



You can use ju st about any medi um fordrawing, but t ypically th e fo llow ing are tr adi t ional media:

PencilCharcoalPas t elCont eChalkPen and ink



Charcoal



Conte Crayon, Saguine



Charcoal and White Conte





Chalk



P en and Ink



Simila r to drawing, pain t ing is a way to drawwith w e t media . The pro cess is th e same butth e too ls a re di ff e ren t ( i. e . The pain tbru sh,

wh ich comes in a varie t y of shapes and sizes)Principally th e pain t ing media a re as fo llow s

OilAcrylic

Wat e rcolorTempe ra



Oil



Acrylic



Water Color



Tempera



A t ec hniq ue used to crea t e mult iple copies ofa single image .The re a re se ve ral pro cesses in print making

Relie fWoo dc ut

Int agli oE t ching, Engraving

Litho grap hy

Screen print ingD igit al



Woodcut



Intaglio: Engraving



Intaglio: Etching



Lithography



Screen printing



Digital P rint



The pur pose of photo grap hy is to cap tur e light as it f alls ac ro ss thr ee dimensi onal obj ec t s.

Photo grap hy has basic pro cesses Black and Whit e

ColorD igit al

D igit al Imaging/ D igit al Art











The pur pose of design is to crea t e image ry ( D orD) wh ich en hances our living by incl uding

aes th e t ic as well as ut ilit y in th e design of th e hu man-made wor ld .D isciplines in design a re as fo llow s but a re notlimi t ed to :

Grap hic designInd ustr ial designMot ion designTex t ile designInt e rior designCloth ing designEnviro nmen t al design



Logo

Business card & Letterhead

P oster design



Industrial Design



Textile Design



Interior Design



Fashion Design



Environmental Design





Sculp tur e exis t s in space, as we do. The expe rience of sculp tur e is th e sum tot al of it s surf aces and prof iles . Even wh en tou ching is

not pe rmi tt ed, pe rcei ving it s t ac t ile quali t y is an imp ort an t pa rt of th e way we expe rience sculp tur e .The re a re four ca t eg or ies sculp tur e falls into :

Frees t anding: mean t to b e seen in- th e- rou ndRelie f: not fr ees t anding but proj ec t s fro m a surf aceKine t ic: sculp tur e th a t moves

Mixed Media: sculp tur e made of mult iple ma t e rials in one wor k.



Sculp tur e is conce rned with mass- th e weig ht orbu lk of th e for m, shape-nega t ive spaces and protub e rances posit ive shapes; volume th e

thr ee dimensi onal space de fined by an obj ec t· s bor de rs.

















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ModelingCast ingCarving

Cons tru ct ing and assem blingIns t alla t ion



Modeling is a manip ula t ive and oft en addi t ive pro cess . Plia ble ma t e rial such as wax, clay, or plas t e r is bu ilt u p, rem oved, and pushed

into a final for m.





Cast ing is a man uf ac tur ing pro cess by wh icha liq uid ma t e rial is usually pour ed into a mold, wh ich cont ains a ho llow ca vit y of th e

desi red shape, and th en all ow ed to solidi fy.





Carving away ma t e rial to for m a solid sculp tur e is als o called th e subtractiveprocess.

Carving req uires th e rem oval of ma t e rials fro m th e surf ace of th e medi um to ac hie ve a sculp tur al for m.





This me tho d of sculp tur e is a pro cess by wh ich art ist s t ake ma t e rials fro m a varie t y ofsour ces, some ready-made, and assem ble

th em to crea t e a thr ee dimensi onal wor k ofart.Some sculp tur es may be made of o ne ma t e rial . While oth e rs may be made ofmult iple ma t e rial . The a rt ist make use a variou s t ec hniq ues to assem ble th e pa rt s.





In an ins t alla t ion an a rt ist tr ans for ms a space by br inging into it it ems of sym bo lic signi ficance . The medi um is close t to

constru ct ion sculp tur e, but th e a rt istconstru ct s an en t ire en viro nmen t w ith in a given space . I ns t alla t ions can be in bothint e rior and ex t e rior spaces .





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