art app

• Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson is an essay that tells us to rely on our own judgments and choices and not think of societal influence
• give the 5 ideas in the essay "self-reliance" Nonconformity, Self-Trust, Individualism, Nature, Spiritual Individualism
• transcendentalism - a belief that each person contains infinite and godlike potentialities
• involved himself on hydrodynamics and aerodynamics - Leonardo da Vinci
• tempera - technique used in making paint with the use of color pigments and egg yolk
• vitruvian man - it demonstrated the proportion and perfect ration in human anatomy
• what are some major works of leonardo da vinci - mona lisa, the last supper
• film making is the art of telling a story through a medium film
• film production -all about making a film thinking about the budget and time
• narrative - similar to the plot, but is talking about what the movie is and the characters
• cinematography - 'writing in movement'
• cinematography - how the film is framed, toned, and colored
• sound - one of the most powerful aspects in a film
• music - shapes the feelings and the perception to a scene in a film
• dialogue and sound effects - helps us bring to the world of film itself
• adolf hitler - is an aspiring artist before WWII; designed the Nazi Flag in 1920
• jose garcia villa - who wrote footnote to youth
• • footnote to youth - is a reminder for the young generation about the pitfalls and consequences of teenage marriage
• rhythm - element of time in music
• beat - basic unit of music
• tempo - speed
• meter - pattern where beat is being organized in recurrent pattern
• give 5 examples of tempo - largo, andante, moderato, allegro, vivace
• dynamics - relative loudness of quietness of the music
• different levels of dynamics - pianissimo, mezzo-forte, forte
• crescendo - increase in loudness; soft to loud
• decrescendo - decrease in loudness; loud to soft
• melody - linear presentation of pitch
• pitch - highness or lowness of the music
• harmony - blending; verticalization of pitch
• texture - the number of individual musical lines or melodies and the relationship of the lines to one another
• give the three types of texture - monophonic, polyphonic, homophonic
• timbre - perceived sound quality
• mezzo - sing in middle range
• unity - the sense that everything in the artwork belongs togther
• harmony - all of the elements in the artwork are working together
• focal point - the are where the emphasis is applied
• contrast - utilizing differences in elements such as color, value, size, and shape
• rhythm - repetition of visual elements
• movement - arrangement of elements to guide the viewer's eye