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    Arts
    Quarter 2 – Module 1:
    Elements and Principles of Arts and
    Crafts in East Asian Countries
    Lesson
    What’s New

    Directions: Identify the elements and principles of arts that can be figured out from
    the following pictures. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

    1. _________________________ 2. _________________________

    3. _________________________ 4. _________________________

    5. _________________________ 6. _________________________

    Sources: files.mtstatic.com, mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net, yourartpath.com

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    7. _________________________ 8. _________________________

    9. _________________________ 10. ________________________

    Sources: files.mtstatic.com, cloudfront.net, thoughtco.com

    What is It

    East Asian Arts

    China, Japan, North Korea, and South Korea are all considered to be part of
    East Asia. Each of these countries has its own distinct culture. They do, however,
    share a few traits, including a high sense of self-awareness and public-behaviour
    norms.

    Asian art, often known as Eastern art, has a diverse spectrum of influences
    from numerous cultures and religions. Prehistoric men were the inspiration for the
    picture. Ochre and black pigment were employed. Hunting scenes with horses, lions,
    rhinoceros, mammoths, and other animals were frequently shown in ancient
    paintings. These prehistoric murals were created on cave walls, stone blocks, and
    other surfaces. China is home to a few of them.

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    The term "composition" refers to the arrangement of visual elements in a
    painting or other work of art. It is the organization or composition of the elements of
    art and design, such as line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space, according
    to the principles of art and design, such as balance contrast, emphasis, movement,
    pattern, rhythm, unity/variety, and other elements of composition, to give the
    painting structure and convey the artist's intent.

    Arts is the expression or application of human creative skills and imagination,


    typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be
    appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

    There are seven elements of arts. They are color, form, line, shape, space,
    texture and value. The ten common principles of art are balance, emphasis,
    harmony, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, unity and variety.

    10 Common Principles of Arts

    1. Balance is the sense of stability achieved through implied weight of an object.


    There are three different types of balance: symmetrical, asymmetrical and
    radial.
    • Symmetrical balance – when one image is mirrored on the other side
    to repeat itself.
    • Asymmetrical balance – when different types of elements create a
    visual balance.
    • Radial balance – is the distribution of elements around a central point
    in all directions.

    Symmetrical Balance Asymmetrical Balance Radial Balance


    Image sources: Pinterest.com, theartofeducation.edu

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    2. Emphasis is when one element of an artwork
    stands out more than another. This creates a
    sense of importance and is intentionally used to
    communicate a message or feeling.

    3. Movement is the visual flow of your artwork. It


    is the path that you intend your viewer’s eye to
    follow.

    4. Pattern as a principle of design may be defined


    as regular arrangement of repeated same
    elements, usually increases the visual
    excitement by supplementing surface interest.

    5. Proportion is the relationship of two or more


    elements in a design and how they compare with
    one another, it is said to be harmonious when a
    correct relationship exists between the elements
    with respect to size or quantity.

    6. Repetition is simply repeating a single element


    many times in a design. For example, you could
    draw a line horizontally and then draw several
    others next to it.

    Image sources: pinterest.ph, nicola1964art.com, colourbox.com, thevirtualinstructor.com, juliannakunstler.com

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    7. Rhythm is a principle of design that suggests
    movement or action; it is usually achieved
    through repetition of lines, shapes and colors.

    8. Unity in an artwork creates a sense of harmony


    and wholeness, by using similar elements within
    the composition and placing them in a way that
    brings them all together.

    9. Variety adds interest by using contrasting


    elements within the composition. Variety is the
    counterweight to harmony and creates visual
    interest by slightly changing or using different
    elements together in a composition.

    10. Harmony can be described as sameness, the


    belonging of one thing with another. The
    repetition of design elements like colour, texture,
    shape and form are one of the easiest ways to
    achieve harmony to create a composition.

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    What’s New

    If you were asked to create a painting, what theme will you choose to paint (Animals, Caves,
    Buildings, or Nature)? Why would you choose that? Write your answers on a separate sheet of
    paper.

    I will paint _______________________________________________________ because


    __________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________.

    Activity: Make me an Art!

    Directions: Create a work art by applying any of the ten common principles of arts
    using the suggested materials below. Affix your signature down right below through
    a brush stroke. Be guided with the rubrics.

    Materials:
    • Bond paper or White folder
    • Brush and Water color/paint
    • Pencil
    Rubrics

    Criteria 5 4 3 2
    All instructions Instructions Instruction 2 Instruction 3
    Quality of were accurately were followed and 3 were not was not properly
    work followed. but artwork is properly followed.
    not well done. followed.
    Artwork was Artwork was Artwork was Artwork was
    Punctuality submitted on or submitted1-2 submitted 3 submitted 4
    before deadline days late. days late. days late.

    Artwork is clean Artwork is Artwork is Artwork is not


    Neatness of and in order. mostly clean somehow clean clean and
    work and in order. and in order. disorder.

    Descriptive Rating Score/Points


    Excellent 26-30
    Very Good 21-25
    Good 16-20
    Fair 10-15
    Poor 9

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