Space and volume

Space and volume

1. Relations of proximity and distance between flat forms

   • Superimposition or overlapping
     • When two ore more flat figures are superimposed
   • Different sizes
     • To create space or sense of depth

2. Engraving

   • Is a stamp obtain from printing a mould
   • Types
     • Relief printing
       • Prints the uncut area
     • Hole printing
       • The etched area forms the stamp
     • Planographic printing
       • Based on the repulsive principle between oil and water
     • Screen printing
       • Permanent stamping, procedure with stencils

3. Collage

   • Different pleces of material glued onto a surface form a composition called a collage
   • Procedure to create a collage
     • Solid materials
       • Fabrics: string
       • Metals: cans
       • Other objects
       • Pieces of wood: burnt
     • Paper and cardboard
       • Use paper in differents forms
         • Wet
         • Black, white or coloured
         • Painted
         • Charcoles

4. The creative process

   • Process with phases to follow that define your creativity
   • Phases
     • Preparation
       • Involves estabilish a creative object
     • Conversion of information into ideas
       • All compiled information must transform into new ideas
     • Evaluation
       • The creator must evaluate the best idea
     • Production
       • Production is therefore the development, communication and practical application phase of idea

5. Sketches ad rough sketches

   • Understood as a project during the drawing
   • Characteristics
     • Express an idea through sketches produce the real or imagined image of author with a few strokes
     • Uses of essential strokes that express the entire piece

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