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| Name the Six Basic Functions of an Artist |
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1. Create places for Human purpose 2. Create extra-ordinary versions out of ordinary objects 3. Record and Commemorate 4. Give tangible form to the unknown 5. give tangible form to feelings and ideas 6. Help us see our world in a new way |
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| Four Stages of Art Development |
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1. Scribbling Stage 2. Pre-Schematic Stage 3. Schematic 4. Gang or Age of Realism |
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Realistic Abstract Non-representational |
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| 4 steps of the creative process |
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1. Preparation 2. Incubation 3. Illumination 4. Verification |
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| Characteristic or group of characteristics of an artist |
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| around or about (ex. c.1920) |
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| Material used to create the art work |
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| a thick heavy application of paint |
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| You know what the subject is, but its been changed |
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no clue for the subject matter |
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| Characteristics of a Creative Person |
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Sensitivity Flexibility Originality Playfulness Productivity Fluency Analytical Skill Organizational Skill |
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