Exploring-Technology-Based-Production-Arts

[Audio] Hello, Grade 10 Learners! Learning is really a long journey, di ba? Minsan challenging ang mga activities, pero masaya at interesting din. Noong nakaraang module, natutunan ninyo ang tungkol sa modern art forms (mula Impressionism, expressionism, ionism, expressionism, installation art, and performance art). Sa module na ito naman, pag-aaralan natin ang modern technology sa paglikha ng artworks. Bilang bahagi ng bagong henerasyon, pamilyar na kayo sa paggamit ng technology—laptops, tablets, smartphones, at iba pa. Minsan, hindi na natin napapansin na gumagamit na pala tayo ng technology-generated art. Dito, mas maiintindihan ninyo kung paano nagagamit ang computer-based art at ang kahalagahan nito sa ating daily life. Handa na ba kayo?.

[Audio] For this lesson, you are expected to: Identify the art elements in technology-based production arts. (A10EL-IIb-1) Recognize the distinct characteristics of 21st century arts in terms of production, and functionality and audience reach. (A10EL-IIa-2) Identify artworks produced through technology from other countries and how they were adapted by Filipino artists. (A10EL-IIa-3).

[Audio] ✨ It's your time to shine! ✨ Sagutan ang Pre-Test sa inyong notebook. Sagot lamang ang isusulat ALL CAPITAL LETTERS NO ERASURES.

Pretest: Visual Questions. Question 3: Which of the following illustrations shows texture?.

[Audio] The elements of art are the basic parts that make up any artwork. They help us see, identify, and understand an artwork more easily. These elements include line, shape, color, value, form, texture, and space. Every artwork, whether it is traditional like painting and sculpture or modern and digital using technology, makes use of these elements. Without them, an artwork would not be complete or meaningful..

[Audio] Elements of Art Line – A line is the distance between two points or the path of a moving point. It can take many different forms, such as straight, curved, or zigzag. Shape – A shape is a flat figure that shows the outline of something we can see, like a circle, square, or triangle. Color – Color means the different hues and shades used in art and design. It makes artworks more lively and expressive. Value – Value is how light or dark a color is. It shows shading and highlights in an artwork to make it look more realistic. Form – A form is created when two or more shapes are combined or when a shape becomes three-dimensional, like a cube, pyramid, or sphere. Texture – Texture is how a surface looks or feels in an artwork. It can be rough, smooth, soft, or hard. Space – Space is the area around, between, or within parts of an artwork. It can make objects look near or far. These elements of art are very important in both traditional art and technology-based art. Just like painters or sculptors, digital artists also use these elements as their guide in creating artworks..

[Audio] Technological advancement is something we cannot stop—it keeps on growing every day and affects almost every part of our lives. Arts are no exception, since art also changes and evolves as technology develops. Today, computer technology is part of our daily life. With gadgets like desktop PCs, laptops, tablets, or smartphones, anyone can capture and edit photos or videos, create and share artworks, and even compose music. Before, traditional artists used palettes, brushes, inks, paints, and other materials on paper, canvas, walls, or fabrics. But now, many artists use technology to make their masterpieces. They explore image editing programs and applications to create artworks, both in physical and virtual form. This gave rise to digital art—a type of art made using gadgets like computers, smartphones, or graphic tablets. Over time, computer-generated art has become widely accepted, especially among the younger generation of artists who see it as a serious form of artistic expression. Technology based arts, are produced digitally through the use of computer or gadgets, not traditional materials. are easy to reproduce and share allows communication among artists and audiences (online man o hindi) can be accessed and shared through internet uses art elements to continuously make an attractive and more beautiful output.

[Audio] Here are some examples of technology-based arts/Digital art that can be edited or manipulated images, or created using mobile phones and other gadgets..

[Audio] Foreign Artworks and Filipino Adaptation Computer art and technology-based artworks became very popular in other countries like Europe, Russia, and the United States. Many digital artists gained worldwide recognition and became known as "superstars" of computer art. Evgeny Parvenov – A Russian artist who made a famous Morrissey illustration for Rolling Stone Magazine. He also worked with well-known clients like Wired and GQ. Kaya Oldaker – A fantasy artist from Great Britain who loves creating digital art of dragons and other imaginative creatures. Jean Pierre Hebert – An independent French-American artist known for algorithmic art, drawings, and mixed media. Just like these foreign artists, Filipino artists also adapt technology-based art. They explore digital illustrations, graphic design, and computer-generated works, showing that art continues to grow with technology not only abroad but also here in the Philippines..

[Audio] Filipino Artists in Technology-Based Art In the Philippines, many artists were also influenced by technological development in art. Just like in other countries, some of our local artists were inspired by foreign works and applied them in their own style. Let's get to know some of them: Vincent Rhafael Aseo – An independent visual artist who works with algorithmic art, drawings, and mixed media. One of his works is The Song of Venus. Ronnie del Carmen – A Filipino animator and director who co-directed the Disney Pixar film Inside Out. He also worked as an animator in Warner Bros. and became a storyboard artist for Batman: The Animated Series. Antonio Gorordo – Known for his digital art pieces like Cityscape (2010–2012), which shows his creative use of technology in visual arts. These Filipino artists prove that technology can expand creativity and bring Filipino talent to the global stage..