Mediums and technique

• This denotes the means by which an artist communicates their ideas.

  Medium
• also called “three – dimensional” arts because they occupy space and have volume.

  Sculpture and Arhictecture
• Uses metal, wood, stone, clay, and glass.

  Sculptor
• TRUE or FALSE

  Pottery is NOT a form of sculpture.

  False
• Uses wood, bamboo, bricks, stone, concrete and various building materials.

  Architect
• Uses ink printed or transferred on a surface (wood, metal plates, silk screen) that is in keeping with a duplicating or reproducing process. 

  Printmaker
• Uses pigments (watercolor, oil, textile paint, acrylic, ink and etc.) on usually a flat ground (wood, canvass, and stone wall) 

  Painter
• Prints and painting are further classified two – dimensional arts because they include the surface or ground on which coloring substances are applied.
• Something that translates his feelings or thoughts into a beautiful reality.

  Medium
• Uses the body and its movements.

  Dance
• Dance can tell stories, but other times, they convey abstract ideas that do not rely on a narrative. 
• uses the camera to record the outside world.

  Photographer and filmmaker
• The artists integrates all the arts and uses the stage, production design, performance elements, and script to enable the visual, musical, dance and other aspects come together a s a whole work.

  Theater
• uses the cinematographic camera to record and put together production design, sound engineering, performance and screenplay.

  Filmmaker
• Includes painting, drawing, graphics, and stage and production design (lighting dress, props and set).

  Pictorial works
• Includes music, poetry and dance that is accompanied by music.

  Musical arts
• If they are based on stories, the art forms are classified as narrative. They also include, fiction, non – fiction, music and dance.

  Narrative arts
• Have immediate use for everyday and business life such as design, architecture and furniture.

  Practical arts
• Works that are staged and performed are considered dramatic. And it includes drama, performance art, or music and dance.

  Dramatic arts
• It occupies space and change in its meanings and function determine their categories including architecture, sculpture, and site – specific works such as installations and public art.

  Environmental arts
• a process, or a method of using the medium in a manner that he wishes to finish an art work.

  Technique
• Art is considered an “artifact“, when it is directly experienced and perceived.
• Involves tools and technology, ranging from the most traditional to the most contemporary.

  Technique
• If we receive or perceive it live or directly in real time.

  Time-based artifact or performance
• When we experience a work indirectly or through a medium like film or video, we describe it as a recorded or documented artwork.
• is recorded, and we watch it in real time but not at the site of production.

  Time based artifact
• The material/s or substances used by the artist to produce a work.

  Medium
• Enumerate.

  A) Graphite/pencil

  B) Pen and ink

  C) Charcoal

  D) Paper

  
• Types of charcoal:

  Vine, Compressed
• A kind of organic drawing medium made from burnt wood. 

  Charcoal
• Has different variations also in terms of point size, ranging from 0.05 to 0.8 or even thicker.

  Pen
• Kind of charcoal pressed into a wooden casing; creates darker shades than vine charcoal.

  Compressed charcoal
• Is more commonly known as pencil , is a kind of drawing medium made from a soft mineral.

  Graphite
• Kind of charcoal that comes in thin sticks and is easy to blend and erase.

  Vine charcoal
• 3 components of paint:

  Pigment, Binder, Solvent
• Enumerate.

  A) oil based paints

  B) Water soluble paints

  C) Tempera

  D) Acrylic

  E) Brushes

  
• the material that holds the pigment together , and allows it to sticks to a surface.

  Binder
• A type of paint that consists of natural pigments and egg.

  Tempera
• These are first used predominantly during the early renaissance period.

  Oil based paints
• pertain to liquids that are used to control the viscosity or the thickness and thinness of paint.

  Solvents