Two dimensional art

Two dimensional art

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  Two Dimensional Artsare: Drawing Painting Printmaking Camera Arts- (photography, film, television & video) Computer Imaging
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  Two Dimensional art Are done on a flat surface, such as piece of drawing paper or a canvas possessing only height and with, but no depth.
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  Drawing  To pull,push or drag a marking tool across a surface to leave a line or mark. Function of Drawing  As a personal notation  As a study for another  As an end of itself
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  Mediums of Drawing Dry Media includes pencil, charcoal, crayon, and pastel.  Liquid Media the most common drawing liquids are black and colored inks.
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  Painting  Drawing withpaint. Drawing and painting are closely related. The long history of painting, the strong appeal of color, and the endless image-making possibilities explain painting’s popularity.
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  Mediums of Painting Watercolor Paintings made by applying pigments suspended in a solution of water and gum to a white paper.  Tempera a technique of painting with colors made from powdered pigments mixed with water and egg yolk, size, or casein.  Oil paint a paint that consists of pigment mixed with a drying oil.
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  Printmaking  a workof art made by inking a surface with a raised design and pressing it onto paper or another surface. Print Making Methods  Relief- cuts away all parts of the printing surface not meant to carry the ink, leaving the design to be printed in the level of the original surface.  Intaglio- the opposite of relief were the area below the surface hold the ink.  Screen Printing- stencil printing