CPAR

• It is the concept that basically provides color and substances to evryday existence as human

  Art
• It is a means of community or conveying insights and emotions

  Art
• art is an imitation or copy of reality

  Plato
• art is the product of objects or elements from the external environment that pleases the senses

  Eugen Veron
• art is the Quenn of all sciences communicating knowledge to all the generations of the worl

  Leonardo Da Vinci
• Forms, lines, color, space, texture

  The Elements of Arts
• it includes shapes and perceived volume

  Form
• strokes in digital artwork. creat a moving point or object that can be straight, jagged, broken, dashed, diagonal, vertical, horizontal, curve, parallel, etc.

  Lines
• produced when light strikes an image

  color
• term or title assign to colors

  hues
• the vividness of the color

  intensity
• the lightness or darkness of the color

  value
• provided by the artist for a specific purpose. foreground, middle ground, background and area between the image or object which may be negative or positive

  space
• denotes the smoothness, ruggedness of the image or objects. rough, bumpy, slick, scratchy, smooth, silky, soft, prickly

  texture
• the art that appeals to the visual sense and may be constructed using varied medium

  Visual Arts
• creation of an image, diagram, or a form using drawing tools

  Drawing
• a creative expression using pigment or color on a surface for aesthetic value

  Painting
• Naturalistic

  Photographic

  Representational

  Abstract

  Political

  Narrative


  Example of painting
• the creation of objects from inorganic non-metallic materials through the use of heat

  Ceramic
• Pottery

  Sculptures

  Figurings

  Example of Ceramic
• an art through photos taken by photographer and an art where one produces image of varied objectss through light and form of radiant energy

  Photography
• a creation of science with art purposive of designing structures

  Architecture
• Master Builder or Carpenter

  architekton
• a method of fabric or textile production where two distinct sets of yards, fibrous materials or threads are interlaced to form fabric or cloths

  Weaving
• Imaginative writing with recognized artistic value. Represents not only emotions but history, culture that surpasses time and space

  Literary Arts
• involves creative activity that is performed and delivered in front of spectators. Most of the characters are the performers who use materials such as costumes and facial make-up to perform their specific roles.

  Performing arts
• The creative use of sound to express insights and emotions. Include rhythm, pitch, and harmony which creates a pattern or a composition together with a song and even the playing of accompanying instrument

  Music
• "the tron" which is place where spectators gather to watch a performance or a show. A collaborative art where performers act a real life or imagined story with their speech, dance, music and movements.

  Theater
• a non-verbal form of expression performed in varied setting. It is an expression represented by sequenced body movements. It involves motion and the accompaniment of certain musical genres.

  Dance
• Dance

  Dancier