CPAR MODULE 1 (FINALS)

• The way the artist uses and manipulates the

  materials to express an idea or feeling through

  an art.

  TECHNIQUE
• • Bulacan
  • Tagalog term which means to beautify or to decorate with the use of coconut leaf.

  PUNI (T)
• • Malolos, Bulacan
  • Artfully made

  entrance arches

  during fiestas and

  other occasions.

  ● Bamboo is primarily

  used in creating this.

  SINGKABAN (T)
• ● Pampanga

  ● Made in wood with imprints of San Nicolas de Tolentino, the miracle healer according to Pampanga’s local legend that used to mold Saniculas Cookies.

  Saniculas Cookie Mold Carvings (T)
• • Paete, Laguna

  ● refers to paper mache using carved wooden sculpture used as a mold.

  Taka (T)
• ● Taal, Batangas &

  Lumban, Laguna

  ● Taal embroideries are

  characterized by fine

  design with delicate

  embossed, durable

  and colorful patterns.

  Pagbuburda (T)
• ● The art of paper folding that is associated with Japanese culture

  Origami
• FOLDING IN JAPANESE

  ORI
• PAPER IN JAPANESE


  KAMI
• To use bamboo for decorations, it must undergo some processes like

  cleaning, cutting, peeling, splitting, stripping or weaving it.

  Bamboo Art
• ● Kitchen tool

  ● Helps mold the

  powder for polvoron

  into perfectly oval or

  round shapes

  ● Biscuit molder,

  doughnut molder

  Polvoron Molder
• ● The _____ design can be simple and straightforward or colorful and complex (decorated packaging)

  Packaging
• ● Using molds, paper pieces or pulp are put together with glue or other adhesives.

  Paper Mache
• ● ____are basic elements of sewing, knitting, or embroidery whether by hand or machine.

  Stitching
• ● As the material or substance used to create an

  artwork.

  ● Using these materials, the artist expresses their

  feelings or thoughts.

  MEDIUM
• ● Uses metal, wood, stone, clay, and glass.

  ● It is the branch of the visual art that operates in

  three-dimension because it occupies space and

  has a volume.

  Sculpture
• ● Uses wood, bamboo, bricks, stone, concrete,

  and various building materials.

  ● Art or practice of designing and constructing

  buildings.

  Architecture
• ● Uses pigments like watercolor, oil, tempera,

  textile paint, acrylic, ink on a usually flat ground

  such as wood, canvas, paper and stonewall

  used in cave paintings.

  Paintings
• ● Uses ink normally on paper but can also be

  used on woods, metal plates, or silkscreens.

  ● Prints are classified as two-dimensional because

  they include the surface or ground on which

  coloring substances are applied.

  Printmaking
• ● Uses sounds and instruments (including the

  human voice), while the dancer uses the body

  Music
• ● Uses the body and its movements.

  ● Often accompanied by music, but there are

  dances that do not rely on musical

  accompaniment to be realized.

  ● Can tell stories, but at other times, they convey

  abstract ideas that do not rely on a narrative

  Dance
• ● Theater artists integrate all the arts and uses the

  stage, production design, performance

  elements, and script to enable the visual,

  musical, dance, and other aspects to come

  together as a whole work.

  Theater Arts
• ● Use the camera to record the outside world. The

  filmmaker uses the cinematographic camera to

  record and put together production design,

  sound engineering, performance, and

  screenplay.

  Photography and Filmmaking
• • Type of woodworking in which people use

  knives, chisels, and other hand-held wood

  carving tools to create figures or designs in

  pieces of wood

  Wood Carving
• • One of the most popular printing techniques,

  and is most-used by companies when printing

  designs onto products of different sizes and

  materials

  Silk-screen Printing
• • Refers to photography using an analogue

  camera and film.

  • A roll of film is loaded into the camera and the

  magic begins once you start clicking: light

  interacts with the chemicals in the film and an

  image is recorded.

  Analogue Photography
• • Process of making a film.
  • The direction or production of films for the

  cinema or television is visual storytelling.

  Film Production
• • Uses cameras containing arrays of electronic

  photodetectors to capture images focused by

  a lens, as opposed to an exposure on

  photographic film.

  • The captured images are digitized and stored

  as a computer file ready for further digital

  processing, viewing, electronic publishing, or

  digital printing.

  Digital Photography
• • Digital filmmaking is the norm these days,

  enabling filmmakers to blend art and digital

  media and speed up the process of

  filmmaking as well as be more creative and

  enterprising in the special effects department.

  Digital Film
• • Process of creating a recorded music project.
  • A record producer usually handles music

  production, managing every aspect.

  That can include being a critical part of the

  creative process, such as deciding what

  instruments are used and contributing to song

  arrangements.

  • Since music production plays a vital role in the

  quality of the final product, it can make or

  break the success of an album.

  Music Production
• _____ give recommendations on

  which songs are best to record; manage

  financial aspects of recording; hire outside

  performers, if needed; and work with sound

  engineers in the recording process.

  Record producers
• • Combination of art and engineering; drawing

  skills, creativity and technical knowledge are

  critica

  Industrial Design
• _____ usually choose to work

  on products in a specific industry, such as the

  medical, automobile, or technology industry.

  Industrial designers
• • Interdisciplinary research area at the interface

  of computer science and engineering.

  Robotics involves design, construction,

  operation, and use of robots.

  • Goal: Design intelligent machines that can

  help and assist humans in their day-to-day

  lives and keep everyone safe.

  Robotics