C-CPAR

• Integrative Art


  refers to integration of two or more art forms to create more engaging and quality masterpieces.
• (3) Three form of arts

  1. Visual Arts
  2. Literary Arts
  3. Performing Arts
• 1. Visual Arts


  is an expression of artistic ideas through image, structures, and tactile works.
• Example of Visual Arts

  1. Painting
  2. Sculpture
  3. Architecture
• 2. Literary Arts


  a creative use of language
• Examples of Literary Arts

  1. Poetry
  2. Prose
  3. Drama
• 3. Performing Arts 


  it is performed in front of audiences.
• Examples of Performing Arts

  1. Dance
  2. Musicals
  3. Theaters
  4. Films
  5. TV shows
• (6) Six Elements of Art

  1. Space
  2. Line
  3. Shape and Form
  4. Color
  5. Value
  6. Texture
• 1. Space 


  it pertains to emptiness.
• 2 Classification of Space

  1. Positive Space: part that is enclosed in a shape.
  2. Negative Space: opposite part that shape is enclosing.
• 2. Line


  it is a series of points that have two characteristics:

  • Form (curved, dotted, or broken)
  • Direction (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal)
• Line in THEATER

  LINE pertains to the script
• Line in DANCE

  LINE is the routine of steps
• 3. Shape and Form


  it is formed by connecting both ends of a line.

  • Shape: two-dimensional figure with length and width.
  • Form: three-dimensional figure with length, width, and depth.
• 4. Color


  it is when a light bounces off an object and reaches our eyes.

  it may have lightness and darkness, coolness and warmness.
• 5. Value


  it is a property of color that pertains to the lightness or darkness.
• Value in MUSIC

  VALUE refers to the pitch.
• 6. Texture


  it is the tactile or illusory surface of the piece.
• Texture in MUSIC

  TEXTURE refers to the mood or quality of the composition.
• (7) Seven Principles of Art

  1. Scale and Proportion
  2. Harmony
  3. Variety
  4. Movement
  5. Rhythm
  6. Balance
  7. Emphasis and Subordination
• 1. Scale and Proportion


  it is the relationship of the elements particularly the relative size of parts of a whole.
• 2. Harmony


  it is the unity of the artwork specifically in reference to the arrangement of parts.
• 3. Variety


  it is the diversity

  it is adding multiple elements to break the artwork's monotony and make it more interesting.
• 4. Movement


  it serves as one of the fundamental form in theater.

  It is when art incorporates the passage of time over in an illusory matter.
• 5. Rhythm

  it is the repetition of elements to produce a pattern.

  it may create a certain flow and lead the viewer's eye.
• 6. Balance

  it is the even distribution of elements.

  2 types:

  • informal balance/asymmetric
  • formal balance/symmetric
• 7. Emphasis and Subordination

  • Emphasis: refers to the greater impact given on a certain element.
  • Subordination: the opposite of emphasis, refers to how certain elements supplement the emphasized elements in a design.