CPAR | Lesson 3 & 4

• What is design in the context of art?

  Design is the overall structure of an art form.
• How do the principles of design help artists?

  They indicate and demonstrate the ideas and feelings artists wish to convey.
• What are the principles of design?

  • Balance
  • Harmony
  • Variety
  • Rhythm
  • Proportion
  • Movement
  • Emphasis and Subordination
• What do the principles of design help people do?

  They help people make sense of the environment and make it aesthetically pleasing and interesting.
• What is harmony in design?

  Harmony refers to the wholeness of the design and the pleasing arrangement of parts.
• How can harmony relate to world affairs?

  Harmony can be related to unity in world affairs.
• What does variety pertain to in art?

  Variety pertains to the assortment or diversity of a work of art.
• What is rhythm in the context of art?

  Rhythm is the regular, repeated pattern in the elements of art.
• What are the two types of rhythm?

  Regular rhythm and irregular rhythm.
• What characterizes regular rhythm?

  Regular rhythm has beats that come at consistent intervals.
• What characterizes irregular rhythm?

  Irregular rhythm has varying lengths between beats, creating an unpredictable feel.
• Which song exemplifies regular rhythm?

  "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus
• Which song exemplifies irregular rhythm?

  "Blinding Lights" by The Weeknd
• What does proportion refer to in art?

  Proportion refers to the relationship between elements in a work of art.
• What does balance pertain to in design?

  Balance pertains to the even distribution of weight in a design.
• What are the two types of balance?

  Formal balance (symmetrical) and informal balance (asymmetrical).
• What is formal balance?

  Formal balance refers to two sides that are identical to each other.
• What is informal balance?

  Informal balance refers to two sides that are not identical but equal in visual weight.
• How is the word "balance" used in life?

  The word "balance" is used in many aspects of life and in world affairs.
• What does movement convey in art?

  Movement conveys feelings and emotions.
• What is emphasis in design?

  Emphasis gives importance or dominance to a unit or area in a design.
• What is subordination in design?

  Subordination gives less importance to a unit or area in a design.
• What are the organizational principles of design?

  • Emphasis
  • Subordination
  • Balance
  • Harmony
  • Variety
  • Rhythm
  • Proportion
  • Movement
• What should you consider when evaluating the value of an artwork?

  You should consider the elements of art and the principles of design.
• What is the first key element to consider in an artwork?

  The form of the artwork.
• What does form refer to in an artwork?

  Form refers to the surface feature of an artwork.
• What does content refer to in an artwork?

  Content refers to what the artwork is about, including its subject matter and message.
• In which forms of art is content evident?

  Content is evident in visual, literary, and theater arts.
• What does primary context refer to in the arts?

  Primary context refers to the personal sentiments of the artist, including beliefs and emotions.
• What does secondary context refer to in the arts?

  Secondary context refers to the place and period in which the artist created the work.
• How does context affect the interpretation of an artwork?

  Context can provide insights into the artist's intentions and societal influences.
• What can art tell us about its time and place of creation?

  Art can provide insights into the social, political, and economic environment of its time.
• What is the quote about creativity mentioned in the material?

  "Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep."
• Who is the author of the study material?

  Ms. Jomalyn Gaveriel V. Mendoza, LPT