Art Appreciation: Medium and Technique

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  • comes from the latin word, medium by which an artist communicates his idea

    Medium
  • The manner in which artist controls his medium to achieve the desired effect.

    Technique
  • It has something to do with the way he manipulates his mediums.
    Technique
  • These are the materials which are used byban artist to interpret his feelings or thoughts

    Medium
  • Many mediums are used in different works of art

    Medium
  • Differs in various arts

    Technique
  • One medium will be quite different from other artists

    Technique
  • Thise mediums that can be seen and which occupy space
    Visual Arts
  • First dimensional and two dimensional
    Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Photography
  • Three Diemnsional
    Sculpture, Architecture, Landscape, Community Planning, Imdustrial Design, Crafts.
  • Art of creating meaningful effects on flat surface by the use of pigments
    Painting
  • It is difficult to handle because it is difficult to produce warm and rich tones but it invites brilliance and a variety of hues

    Watercolor
  • An opaque watercolor painting the major effects of which are caused bu the paper itself.
    Gouache
  • Painting on a moist plaster surface with colors ground in water or a limewater mixture.
    Fresco
  • Mineral pigments mixed with egg yolk or egg white and ore

    Tempera
  • Wooden panel that has been made with plater used in tempera
    Gesso
  • A stick of dried paste made of pigment round with chalk and compounded with gum water. Very flexible medium

    Pastel
  • Used by egyptians for painted portrait on mummy cases. It is done by painting with wax colors fixed with heat

    Encaustic
  • one of the most expensive art activities for today because of the materials. Pigments are mixed with linseed oil and applied to canvas.

    Oil painting
  • Used popularly by contemporary painters because of transparecy and quick-drying characteristics of watercolor and flexibility of oil

    Acrylic
  • Made up of small pieces of colored stones or glass which most often are cutbinto square glied on a surface with a plaster.

    Mosaic
  • Fabric consisting of a wrap upon which are woven by hand to produce design
    Tapestry
  • Usually done by paper using pencil, pen and ink or charcoal

    Drawing
  • Very good training for artists brcause it makes one concentrate on the use of line.
    Drawing
  • Most common medium in drawing
    Pencil
  • Hard pencil
    Line work
  • Soft pencils are used to invite effects of mass and textures of gray
    Granular work
  • One of the oldest mediums still in use

    Pen and ink
  • Offers great variety of qualities, depending on the tools and technique used in application

    Pen and ink
  • Comes in liquid form; favorite medium of comic strip illustrators and cartoonists

    India ink
  • Comes in solid sticks that are dissolved in water before they are used

    China ink
  • Brown pigment extracted from the soot of wood
    Bistre
  • Pigments bound bybwax and compressed into painted sticks

    Crayons
  • Carbonaceous material obtained by heating wood or organic substances in the absence of oxygen
    Charcoal
  • Anything printed on the surface that is a direct result from duplicating process

    Printmaking
  • The printing or graphic image, is done in black ink on white paper and becomes the artist's plate
    Printmaking
  • Five major types of print
    Woodcut
    Engraving
    Relief
    Intaglio
    Stencil Printing
  • This is made from a piece of wood. They just do the letter of the typewriter.

    Woodcut
  • Art of forming a design by cutting, corrosion by acids
    Engraving
  • steel point with an oblique point and rounded handle for carving stone and engraving metal.
    Burin