ART APPRECIATION
•Symmetry Art
•Okir/Ukkil
Okir/Ukkil
• is one of these traditional designs that comes from an old
Malayan word that has the same derivative meaning as the
Tagalog word "ukit" which means to carve often rendered in
hardwood and brass, depict animals, plants and mythical
figures in highly decorative, long curvilinear lines and
secondary arabesques.
Okir is a Maranao pronunciation while Okkil is Maguindanaon.
It refers to carving and consequently as to any type of design
prominent among the Moro ethno-linguistic communities.
Meeting the general
expressions
1. Art work is of
appropriate size
2. Work is neat, clear
and complete
handed on time
3. Directions are
followed
Used the Art elements
4. Line
5. Color
6. Shape
7. Form
Principles of designs
Shows Creativity
8. Balance
9. Rhythm
10. Contrast
11. Movement
12. Shows originality
13. Pleasing to
look at
14. Shows definite
characteristics of
okir
ACTIVITY:
Symmetry Art
Okir/Ukkil