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    Arts 6 Quarter 2 Lesson 1 Digital Art

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    Here are my observations of the two paintings in terms of color, line, shape and texture: Painting 1: - Color: Uses a palette of warm tones like yellow, orange and brown. - Line: Features expressive curved and angular brushstrokes that help define the shapes. - Shape: Contains organic, flowing shapes that resemble landscapes or fields. - Texture: Implies texture through the layered, blended brushwork. Painting 2: - Color: Employs a cooler color scheme with blues, greens and purples. - Line: Incorporates both delicate, wispy lines and bolder, more defined strokes. - Shape: Comprises geometric and

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    Arts 6 Quarter 2 Lesson 1 Digital Art

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    Here are my observations of the two paintings in terms of color, line, shape and texture: Painting 1: - Color: Uses a palette of warm tones like yellow, orange and brown. - Line: Features expressive curved and angular brushstrokes that help define the shapes. - Shape: Contains organic, flowing shapes that resemble landscapes or fields. - Texture: Implies texture through the layered, blended brushwork. Painting 2: - Color: Employs a cooler color scheme with blues, greens and purples. - Line: Incorporates both delicate, wispy lines and bolder, more defined strokes. - Shape: Comprises geometric and

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    Here are my observations of the two paintings in terms of color, line, shape and texture: Painting 1: - Color: Uses a palette of warm tones like yellow, orange and brown. - Line: Features expressive curved and angular brushstrokes that help define the shapes. - Shape: Contains organic, flowing shapes that resemble landscapes or fields. - Texture: Implies texture through the layered, blended brushwork. Painting 2: - Color: Employs a cooler color scheme with blues, greens and purples. - Line: Incorporates both delicate, wispy lines and bolder, more defined strokes. - Shape: Comprises geometric and

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    Arts 6 Quarter 2 Lesson 1 Digital Art

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    Aljean Vera Marie Samson
    Here are my observations of the two paintings in terms of color, line, shape and texture: Painting 1: - Color: Uses a palette of warm tones like yellow, orange and brown. - Line: Features expressive curved and angular brushstrokes that help define the shapes. - Shape: Contains organic, flowing shapes that resemble landscapes or fields. - Texture: Implies texture through the layered, blended brushwork. Painting 2: - Color: Employs a cooler color scheme with blues, greens and purples. - Line: Incorporates both delicate, wispy lines and bolder, more defined strokes. - Shape: Comprises geometric and

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    Lesson 1:

    Digital Art
    Look and observe the two pictures. The first picture is a
    traditional painting using acrylic as medium while the second
    picture is digitally painted.
    What is digital painting?
    Painting is a well-known art form since beginning of time and until
    now. But nowadays, the traditional form of painting comes to a new
    form of art – the Digital Painting. The perennial change in painting
    has now utilized the use of digital software and tools to create
    artworks. The creation of digital painting relies heavily on the use of
    computer and painting software which use paint brush much like
    traditional painting. Because of the inclusion of computers or
    technology to painting, every goals of painting becomes easier to
    achieve. Furthermore, computers allow the artist to enhance their
    skills and creativity in painting. Though computers do not really paint
    for you more than paint brushes do, this digital tool offers you
    technologies that have become vital in the field of arts.
    Computers also offer a lot of advantages in painting. These are
    as follows:
    • Mistakes and errors are much easier to correct.
    • Less messy and more organized work environment.
    • Colors do not fade and brushes will never be shabby.
    • Stages and versions can be accessed and retrieved any time.
    • Transferable and printable.
    • Easier distribution and reproduction of works to interested
    clients/parties.
    • Easier duplication of works (ideal for working with clients)
    • Less costly since one does not need to buy art materials when
    they ran out.
    Painting is the practice of applying paint, pigment, color or other
    medium to a surface. The application of the medium is commonly
    applied to the base with brush but other object may be used. While
    Digital painting is an emerging art form in which traditional painting
    techniques such as water color, oils, acrylic, impasto etc. are applied
    using digital tools by means of a computer, a digitizing tablet and
    stylus and software. Digital painting process is also likely the same
    as traditional painting, elements of arts such as color, form, line,
    shape, space and texture are still used together with the principles
    of art like scale, proportion, unity, variety, rhythm, mass and space,
    minus the materials, tools and how the artwork to be paint. Digitally
    painted arts are highly defined, bold appearance and sharp forms
    images. Its gradient is perfectly smooth and it is more realistic.
    Comprehension Check Up:
    1. What is digital painting?
    2. Are Elements and principle of arts still used in
    Digital Painting? What are examples of these
    elements and principles of arts?
    3. What technology is used in digital painting?
    4. As an artist, how helpful is digital painting?
    5. What are the advantages of using computers in
    digital painting?
    Now you have learned about digital painting, let us
    now practice what you have learned. Can you
    identify a digital painting when shown together with
    a traditional one? Observe these paintings closely.
    Apply your learning to appreciate them. Tell how
    the artists expressed themselves in unique ways.
    Guide Questions
    1. What can you say about the two paintings, are they the
    same? Why?

    2. In what way are they in common?


    Look at these two paintings of Vincent Willem van Gogh a
    Dutch postimpressionist painter who is among the most
    famous and influential figures in the history of Western Art.
    Study the following
    digital paintings and tell
    something about each
    painting in terms of
    color, line, shape and
    texture. Are these
    characteristics also
    found in a traditional
    painting?
    Assessment:
    Directions: Study the following digital paintings and tell
    something about each painting in terms of color, line, shape
    and texture. Are these characteristics also found in a traditional
    painting?

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