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Art Processes
Vocabulary
Medium- The materials used to create an artwork. (plural form-Media)
2 Dimensional Art- Art existing on a flat surface with only length and height but no depth in space.
3 Dimensional Art –Art that has length, height and width.
Mixed Media: Combined use of several different techniques-such as drawing, painting, printmaking-in a single work of art.
Two-Dimensional Medias
Pastels - Pigment mixed with an oil or chalk binder in stick form.
Colored Pencils - sticks of pigment using a waxy binder encased in wood
Charcoal: Charred vine or wood used in sticks as a soft drawing medium.
Collage: A two-dimensional technique in which materials are glued together to a flat surface.
Continued -Two- Dimensional Medias
Paint - is pigment mixed with binder usually applied with a brush
Watercolors - Paint that has a water soluble binder
Oil - Paint that has a linseed oil binder
Acrylic - Has a binder of clear plastic
Tempera – Has a binder of egg yolk
Two Dimensional Art Examples Medium:
Mixed Media: Pencil and pastel
Medium- Paper Collage
Medium- Paint
Water color
Acrylic Painting
Oil Painting
YouTube - Blue Planet ... Spray Paint Art
Spray Paint Art
Medium:
Charcoal
Medium- Pastel
YouTube - Rocky Beach Speed Oil Pastel Drawing
Three Dimensional Medias Ceramics: The art of making objects of clay
and firing them in a kiln. Sculpture: Artwork created by shaping hard
material, commonly stone (either rock or marble), metal, plastic, or wood.
Some sculptures are created directly by carving; others are assembled, built up and fired, welded, molded, or cast.
Relief Sculpture: A sculpture where figures only project from the front and the back is flat.
Free Standing Sculpture: A sculpture where all sides are surrounded by space
Art Examples
Dimension- 3D Sculpture
Medium- Lego’s
Sculpture Medium: Flowers
CeramicsMedium: Clay
Dimension-3d -Relief sculptureMedium-Metal
Dimension- 3D- Bust Medium- marble
PotteryMedium: Porcelain (glass)
Glass Blowing Video
Medium: Plants
Medium: Metal
Kinetic Sculptures YouTube - Theo Jansen: Kinetic Sculpt
ures
