What is Art? Flashcards
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T or F
Art is COMMUNICATION
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True
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• a piece of ART is the ______of an idea or experience
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visual expression
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Why Do artists create Art?
The Purpose or Functions of Art
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• Physical Function.
• Personal Function..
• Educational Function..
• Cultural and Spiritual Functions..
• Social Function..
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Components of an Art Work
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• Design
• Composition
• Content
• Subject
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Steps to Critiquing Art
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• Describe.
• Analyze..
• Interpret..
• Judge..
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The Elements & Principles of Art
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Line
Balance
Shape
Color
Value
Form
Contrast
Emphasis
Movement
Pattern
Texture
Rhythm
Space
Unity
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Different tools make different kinds of_____.
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lines
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______come in many types and sizes
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Shapes
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Every____ can be bright, dull, dark, or light.
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color
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refers to dark and light in painting or drawing.
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Value
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is three-dimensional, and takes up space.
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Form
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is how a surface of something feels or looks.
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Texture
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We use illusions to make____ in art.
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space
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is the comfortable arrangement of things in art.
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Balance
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is the difference between elements in an artwork.
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Contrast
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is the creation of a focal area in a work of art.
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Emphasis
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is how we get around in a work of art.
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Movement
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decorates surfaces with planned, repeated units.
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Pattern
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is the repetition of shapes, lines, and forms.
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Rhythm
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_____means that all is in harmony.____ adds interest.
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Unity
Variety
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Purpose of Art?
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religious ritual
commemoration of an important event or person
propaganda or social commentary
recording of visual data
creating beauty
storytelling
intense emotion
innovation
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•The arts are available in_____
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every place.
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It should all be labeled art in our_____.
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environment
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is a discipline of study that deals with people’s thoughts, feelings, and relationships…
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Humanities
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HUMANITIES is the Latin term "," meaning educated, human, cultured, and refined...
Humanus
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According to scientific studies, the influence of art on the brain impacts the______
human quality of life.
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The following stages are essential to showcase your creativity as an artist:
1.________- Artists create their artwork through thinking..
Development Stage (Creation Stage)
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Art comes from the Latin "_____," which means skill,_____, and mastery. There are stages to consider (Ramos and Obiena, 2020).
Arti
naiveté
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The following stages are essential to showcase your creativity as an artist:
1. Development Stage (Creation Stage)-
2. Adaptation Stage (Materials Creation)
3. Completion Stage (Form Creation)
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In this stage, the artist frequently uses various mediums or materials to convey an idea...
Adaptation Stage (Materials Creation) -
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- The variety of forms artists employ to communicate their ideas.
Completion Stage (Form Creation)
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It is viewed as a form of artistic expression that is classified as..
fine art.
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Function of Arts
•The functions of arts refer to the intended utilization of the artwork and have major classification according to functional and non-functional.
Functional is according to its usefulness...
1. Individual or personal function
2. Public/Social Function
3. Commercial Function
4. Political Function
5. Historical Function
6. Cultural Function
7. Structural/ Physical Function
8. Religious/Spiritual Function
9. Aesthetic Function
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FUNCTION
- an artist acts because they are passionate about the art genre in question...
Individual or personal function
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FUNCTION
-these go beyond the inherent value of the arts to the social benefits they provide.
Public/Social Function
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FUNCTION
art contributes to the state's economy directly and indirectly.
Commercial Function
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FUNCTION
- art provides a platform for exchanging ideas to increase power, position, employment, and prestige...
Political Function
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FUNCTION
- Art is an essential tool for recording and preserving information...
Historical Function
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FUNCTION
- Art is the expression and dissemination of new ideas and values.
Cultural Function
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FUNCTION
- Buildings are planned and built-in innovative ways to make living safer and more meaningful.
Structural/Physical Function
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FUNCTION
- Religious value can be bolstered through the arts...
Religious/Spiritual Function
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FUNCTION
- Any work of art is beautiful. oIt's a visual flavor for ornately decorated interiors that can highlight the most beautiful qualities of various décor pieces...
Aesthetic Function
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Art is like love….
it's not easy to define.
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•Art requires the______ of a particular person, and_____ is defined as the fundamental basis of arts...
creativity
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•Some purposes of arts are as follows:
1. Creates Beauty
2. Commemorates Experience
3. Creates Harmony
4. Provides Decoration
5. Reveals Truth
6. Expresses Values
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PURPOSE
-Art is a way for us to express ourselves...
Creates Beauty
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PURPOSE
- Artworks help to create a fun atmosphere..
Provides Decoration
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PURPOSE
- Artwork aimed to demonstrate how the world works and to seek the truth...
Reveals Truth
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PURPOSE
- Artists will be encouraged to enhance their creativity, challenge, and communication skills through the arts...
Expresses Values
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The word "______," meaning______, is derived from the Greek word "______."
esthetic
perception
eisthesis
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a German philosopher, popularized it in the 18th century, a science dedicated to studying art and beauty (1714-1762).
Alexander Baumgarten
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The laws that regulate nature and beauty, especially visual art, are thus referred to as…
esthetic arts (Rader, 1979).
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• On the other side, the phrase "_____" comes from the English word______, meaning "power" or "capacity."
Handwerk
Kraft (Craft)
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Due to the design reform of_______, arts & crafts arose throughout Europe during the______
______, a communist, felt a designer should produce finely interwoven designs using any medium for fruit, flower, or leaf pattern.
William Morris; 19th century.
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Arts and Crafts Types:
1. Textile craft
2. Wood crafts
3. Metal crafts
4. Paper craft
5. Plant crafts
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• Textile is derived from the Latin word______, which means to braid or create.
texere
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Many countries are noted for their traditional textiles, including unique designs that reflect their culture.
Textile Craft
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5 textile crafts
• a. Cross-stitch-
• b. Crocket-
• c. Sewing-
• d. Weaving-
• e. Tatting-
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: A form of embroidery where X-shaped stitches are used to create intricate patterns and designs on fabric, often following a chart or pattern.
Cross-stitch
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: A technique involving a hooked needle to create fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, allowing for a wide range of textured and patterned items.
Crochet
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: The process of joining fabric pieces together using a needle and thread, either by hand or with a sewing machine, to create clothing, home textiles, and other fabric-based items.
Sewing
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: A method of fabric production where threads or yarns are interlaced at right angles on a loom to create a textile, with patterns and textures formed through the weaving process.
Weaving
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: A technique of making lace by knotting threads using a shuttle or needle, creating intricate and delicate patterns often used in trims and decorative pieces.
Tatting
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It is most frequently employed in decorative arts or artistic hobbies.
Aesthetic
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It also refers to using your hands to utilize your skills for pleasure purposes or usage.
Aesthetic
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It prefers to do things for other human purposes and shows its beauty for another purpose than the object itself (Dutton, 1990).
Aesthetic
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If crafts are mass-produced, they can be classified as…
industrial design
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• Any craft that uses fabric, yarn, or surface design falls under this category. It makes practical and ornamental items out of synthetic fibers.
Textile
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- is a handcrafting skill that entails creating durable lace using a series of knots and loops.
• e. Tatting
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- is a fabric-making technique that involves interlacing threads at right angles to create a fabric or cloth.
d. Weaving
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- is the craft of fastening or attaching objects using stitches made with a needle and thread.
• c. Sewing
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- creates fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.
b. Crocket
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- This craft is a popular form of counted thread embroidery in which an X-shaped stitch pattern is used to form a picture.
Cross-stitch
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- It's a pre-arranged pattern of colored threads woven between points to create an abstract geometric design.
• j. String art
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- It is the art and craft of making hats.
• i. Millinery
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- is a type of textile-making that requires only a few simple instruments and a basic understanding of knotting.
h. Macrame
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- is a hand- or machine-made fabric patterned with open holes in the work.
Lace
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- It is the ability to create footwear
Shoemaking
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- It is a skill that is related to the woods.
Wood Crafts
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Wood Crafts
Carpentry-
Marquetry-
Woodturning-
Wood carving
Cabinetry
Upholstery-
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- It's the art of making a cushion or piece of furniture.
• f. Upholstery
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-It is the ability to construct a box-shaped piece of furniture with doors and drawers to store various items.
• e. Cabinetry
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-is a style of woodworking in which a knife or a chisel is used to carve a wooden figure or object.
• d. Wood carving
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- is a type of woodworking in which wooden items are created.
c. Woodturning
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- refers to the art and craft of applying veneer pieces (thin slices of wood) to a structure to form decorative designs.
b. Marquetry
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•- Cutting, shaping, and installing building materials during structures is a skilled trade.
Carpentry
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- These terms allude to creating artistic metal designs for practical and aesthetic objectives.
• Among Asian metal crafts, metalwork offers elaborate and exciting designs.
• Jewelry such as anklets, bracelets, and neckpieces was also metalwork.
• Each metal object has geometric motifs engraved on it or is designed to be attractive or valuable.
• Examples include…
Metal Crafts
bronze, gold, tin, silver, lead, brass, and iron.
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Metal craft
Jewelry
Metal casting
Welded sculpture
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- Brooches, rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets are examples of personal jewelry.
Jewelry
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- is a method of transferring materials such as bronze, copper, glass, aluminum, and iron into a mold with a hollow space of the desired shape, which is then allowed to solidify.
Metal Casting
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- Welding processes are used to create statues in this art form.
Welded sculpture
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- It's a tough plain-woven fabric that's used to make backpacks, tents, marquees, and other environmentally friendly things.
Paper Craft
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Paper craft
Book binding
Card making
Collage
Origami
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- It's the process of putting together a book from folded or unfolded paper or other materials.
Bookbinding
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- It's a method of making greeting cards by hand.
Card making
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- It is a method of creating artwork by combining various forms from various materials.
Collage
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- It is an art of paper folding practiced by the Japanese as a culture.
Origami
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- It's a composite material made of paper or pulp fragments, occasionally strengthened with fabrics and held together with glue.
Paper Mache
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- The process of organizing, preserving and presenting personal or family history in the form of a book is referred to as bookbinding.
Scrapbooking
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- It is a craft wherein the ink is applied to the carved pattern or molded into a rubber sheet.
Rubber stamping
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. These refer to a skill, using plant parts as the medium.
Plants Crafts
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Plants Crafts
Corn dolly making
Floral design
Pressed flower craft
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- It relates to creating shapes and figures (known as -dolliesll) from straw (such as barley, oats, and wheat).
Corn dolly making
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- It is the art of using plant materials and flowers to create a pleasing and balanced composition.
Floral design
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- It consists of drying flower petals or leaves in a flower press to flatten.
Pressed flower craft
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• are applied to determine the organization and standardization of visual aspects in art.
The Principle of Arts
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• This set of criteria is essential for the study and evaluation of art.
Principle
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• The_____ of art explains how an artist uses art to generate an outcome and communicate the artist's aim.
principle
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The following are the basic principle of arts:
Harmony
Variety
Balance
Movement
Emphasis
Proportion
Rhythm
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It is established when all parts of one artwork are interconnected.
Harmony
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creates a cohesive composition by employing similar geometric shapes, lines, and colors.
Harmony
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- It is a stable concoction that demonstrates the mixing principle.
Variety
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- The proportion of conflicting visual forces is what this term alludes to.
Balance
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is established to maintain balance.
The axis or the center point
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- It's utilized to give a sense of direction to a piece of art.
Movement
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- refers to an artist's requirement to create a focal point inside a work of art.
Emphasis
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- When the sizes of the elements in the artwork are harmoniously harmonized, a __\\\ is established.
Proportion
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- is the application of visual patterns to a piece of art.
Rhythm
