Technology based arts
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This document discusses technology-based art and computer-generated images. It provides examples of early computer-generated art from the 1960s and discusses how computer art has evolved. It also discusses different types of digital art including 3D art, mobile phone art, and digitally manipulated photographs. It lists various computer programs and applications that can be used to create and modify digital images. Finally, it discusses digital photography and basic photography styles including landscape, portrait, and documentary photography.
Technology based arts
- 3. What can you say about the pictures?
- 5. A G P O H L N N E C O T M Y Z T E C H N O L O G Y
- 13. • Essentially computer-generated and/or manipulated. • Today’s computer artists employ the ever- expanding powers of – image manipulation programs and applications to create their works which can appear in an entire range of media—whether as a physical output or a virtual experience. TECHNOLOGY-BASED ART
- 14. Computer/Digital Arts • Early 1960s • There were questions as to whether it was, in fact, “true art” since it made use of Electronic and mechanical devices. • General acceptance - exciting and thought- provoking form of modern art. • Computer art masters or “superstars” came to the fore in Europe, Russia, and the United States.
- 15. Frieder Nake Polygon Drawings, 1965 Georg Nees Schrotter, 1965 International Scene
- 16. Vera Molnar (Des) Ordres, 1974 Ronald Davis Mountain and Ataurolyte, 1997 Computer-Generated 3D Art
- 17. Manfred Mohr, 1974 Olga, Kisseleva, 2012
- 20. Original image Modified with cropping, superimposed text, and a ‘silk’ texture
- 21. Original image Modified to ‘pencil sketch’ effect in gray scale, plus rounded corners
- 22. Mirror Photo
- 23. Original image Modified with color retained on selected portions
- 24. Original image Modified to a completely different color
- 25. Original image Modified to a multi-image collage in different tints
- 27. Computer Programs and Applications: 1. Gimp (GNU Image Manipulation Program) 2. Paint.net 3. Inkscape 4. Xara Extreme 5. Artweaver 6. Draw Plus 7. Pencil 8. Picasa
- 28. 9. Paint Star 10. Smooth Draw 11. Spray 12. Karbon 13. Adobe Photoshop 14. Corel Paintshop Pro X5
- 29. Things We Can Do: 1. Re – size 2. Crop 3. Skew/Warp 4. Rotate 5. Flip 6. Adjust brightness 7. Adjust sharpness 8. Change colors
- 30. Things We Can Do: 9. Gray scale 10. Sepia 11. Apply a texture 12. Superimpose text 13. Apply frames 14. Crop
- 31. Digital Photography •Point-and-shoot •DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex)
- 32. Photographs: The Stories They Tell Is a picture worth a thousand words?
- 33. Young immigrants at Ellis Island
- 34. Migrant worker and her children, 1936
- 35. Father playing with his child, 1998
- 37. • Three photos of families (same subject) • Arranged in different ways • Tell different stories
- 38. 38 What is Photography? Photography is an art form like drawing and painting. Photographers use their camera to make us see life in a different way, feel emotions, and record stories and events.
- 39. 39 There are three basic styles of photography.
- 40. 40 Landscape Landscape is a photograph of the environment. It could be the forest, mountains, oceans, or your backyard. Ansel Adams is a famous landscape photographer. Here is one of his images.
- 42. 42 What do you see in your landscape photograph? Imagine that your taking pictures…
- 43. 43 Portrait Photography Portrait photography is a photo of a person or animal. It is important to show an emotion. Holding Virgina - Sally Mann Scared Angry Other… What is the emotion shown in this photo?
- 44. 44 Different Portrait Styles Rubenesque - Keith CarterLukasz Holma, Poland - Lauren Bacall Can you compare and contrast these photographs? How are they similar? How are they different?
- 45. 45 The Dress - Sally Mann Boy and Car, New York City - Jerome Liebling, 1949 More Portraits Portraits can be the whole body.
- 46. 46 Documentary Documentary photography presents facts without changing anything. Good documentary photographs make you wonder what the story is behind the photograph. Migrant Mother - Dorthea Lange
- 47. 47 What are the stories in these photos?
- 48. 48 Where do you find documentary photographs? Magazines
- 49. 49 Documentary photographs can be either landscape or portrait. Dante’s View - 1938 Edward Weston Which photo shows a portrait, and which shows a landscape? Portrait Landscape
- 50. 50 Which photograph do you find more interesting? WHY? One photograph uses rule of thirds and the other uses central focus. Central Focus Rule of Thirds
- 51. 51 Rule of Thirds A photo is more interesting if the subject is NOT directly in the center. Try placing your subject 1/3 to the left or right, or 1/3 from top or bottom.
- 57. LINES
- 62. SYMMETRY
- 65. 65 Point of View Try selecting and unusual point of view. Where was the photographer standing for each picture? Eye Level Above or Birds Eye View Below or Worm View
- 66. Design Principles • Unity • Variety • Dominance • Rhythm • Movement • Balance
- 67. ACTIVITY 2 • Pixel Art
- 72. Assignment • Photo shoot using the “themes” below. – Everyday Living – Lipad – Source of Happiness – Tagumpay • Please take note that the subject in the picture will be your group members • Put the collections in the movie maker and do not forget to write some captions • Music is imperative to make it more interesting.