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Art fundamentals : theory and practice

Book information

Publisher
McGraw-Hill
Year
2013
ISBN
9780073379272, 0073379271
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
58 MB (61289570 bytes)
Edition
12. ed.
Pages
323\334
Time added
2019-05-28 07:36:14

Description

Cover......Page 2 Title......Page 4 Copyright......Page 5 Contents......Page 6 Preface......Page 10 CHAPTER ONE: Introduction......Page 12 The Vocabulary of Introductory Terms......Page 13 The Evolving Nature of Art......Page 15 Subject......Page 21 Form......Page 22 Content......Page 23 Organic Unity......Page 24 Abstraction......Page 27 Expanding Personal Awareness......Page 32 Developing Ideas......Page 37 Critical Thinking and Analysis......Page 38 Basic Concepts of Two-Dimensional Art......Page 39 Basic Concepts of Three-Dimensional Art......Page 43 Three-Dimensional Materials and Techniques......Page 46 Substitution......Page 47 Sculpture......Page 49 Architecture......Page 50 Glass Design......Page 51 Product Design......Page 52 Combining the Ingredients: A Summary......Page 55 CHAPTER TWO: Form......Page 56 The Vocabulary of Form......Page 57 Form and Visual Ordering......Page 58 The Principles of Organization......Page 59 Repetition......Page 60 Rhythm......Page 61 Pattern......Page 63 Closure (Visual Grouping)......Page 68 Shared Edges......Page 70 Interpenetration......Page 72 Linking through Extensions (Implied and Subjective Edges/Lines/Shapes)......Page 73 Elaboration......Page 76 The Dualism of Harmony and Variety......Page 77 Balance......Page 78 Approximate Symmetrical Balance......Page 82 Radial Balance......Page 83 Asymmetrical Balance (Informal/Occult Balance)......Page 86 Proportion......Page 87 Dominance......Page 93 Movement......Page 94 Economy......Page 96 Space: Result of Elements and Principles......Page 98 Harmony and Variety......Page 99 Balance......Page 102 Proportion......Page 103 Movement......Page 104 Form Unity: A Summary......Page 106 CHAPTER THREE: Line......Page 108 Line: The Elementary Means of Communication......Page 109 Measure......Page 110 Type......Page 112 Location......Page 113 Character......Page 116 Line and Shape......Page 117 Line and Texture......Page 119 Line as Representation and Expression......Page 123 Three-Dimensional Applications of Line......Page 130 CHAPTER FOUR: Shape......Page 132 The Vocabulary of Shape......Page 133 Shape Types......Page 134 Shape Dimensions......Page 138 Harmony and Variety......Page 143 Dominance......Page 144 Movement......Page 145 Balance......Page 147 Proportion and Economy......Page 149 Shape and Expressive Content......Page 151 Three-Dimensional Applications of Shape......Page 157 CHAPTER FIVE: Value......Page 160 Introduction to Value Relationships......Page 161 Value and Art Media......Page 164 Plastic Value......Page 166 Chiaroscuro......Page 167 Tenebrism......Page 169 Decorative Value......Page 171 Value Pattern and Composition......Page 173 Three-Dimensional Applications of Value......Page 176 CHAPTER SIX: Texture......Page 177 The Nature of Texture......Page 178 Actual Texture......Page 180 Abstract Texture......Page 182 Invented Texture......Page 184 Texture and Pattern......Page 185 Texture and Space......Page 187 Texture and Expressive Content......Page 188 Three-Dimensional Applications of Texture......Page 189 CHAPTER SEVEN: Color......Page 193 The Vocabulary of Color......Page 194 Light: The Source of Color......Page 195 Additive Color......Page 196 Subtractive Color......Page 198 Artists' Pigments and the Triadic Color System......Page 199 Value......Page 201 Intensity......Page 203 Complements and Split-Complements......Page 206 Analogous and Monochromatic Colors......Page 209 Plastic Colors......Page 210 Simultaneous Contrast......Page 211 Color and Emotion......Page 214 Psychological Application of Color......Page 216 The Role of Color in Composition......Page 217 Color Balance......Page 219 Color and Harmony......Page 220 Color and Variety......Page 223 The Origins of Color Systems......Page 226 The Munsell Color System......Page 227 The Process Color System (Four-Color Printing Process)......Page 228 Color Computer Printing......Page 230 Three-Dimensional Applications of Color......Page 232 CHAPTER EIGHT: Space......Page 234 The Vocabulary of Space......Page 235 Shallow Space......Page 236 Deep and Infinite Space......Page 237 Sharp and Diminishing Detail......Page 238 Transparency......Page 239 Converging Parallels......Page 241 Linear Perspective......Page 243 Major Types of Linear Perspective......Page 244 One-Point Perspective......Page 246 Two-Point Perspective......Page 248 Three-Point Perspective......Page 250 Perspective Concepts Applied......Page 252 The Disadvantages of Linear Perspective......Page 256 Other Projection Systems......Page 257 Line and Space......Page 259 Shape and Space......Page 260 Value and Space......Page 262 Color and Space......Page 263 Structured Ambiguity......Page 264 Three-Dimensional Applications of Space......Page 266 CHAPTER NINE: Time and Motion......Page 269 The Vocabulary of Time and Motion......Page 270 Implied Motion through Line Direction or Shape Position......Page 271 Multiple Viewpoints......Page 272 Superimposed and Blurred Images......Page 275 Motion Pictures: Film and Video......Page 277 Computers and Multimedia......Page 284 Three-Dimensional Applications of Time and Motion......Page 285 After Images: A Visual Timeline of Artistic and Stylistic Comparisons......Page 289 C......Page 316 D......Page 317 H......Page 318 M......Page 319 P......Page 320 R......Page 321 S......Page 322 V......Page 323 Bibliography......Page 324 C......Page 326 D......Page 327 G......Page 328 L......Page 329 M......Page 330 P......Page 331 S......Page 332 T......Page 333 Z......Page 334

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