AESTHETIC ARTS
AND CRAFTS
Presented by: RBP
LET’S EXPLORE THE WORLD
OF AESTHETIC ART AND
CRAFTS
ABSTRACT
The word “esthetic,” meaning perception, is
derived from the Greek word “eisthesis.”
Alexander Baumgarten, a German
philosopher, popularized it in the 18th
century, a science dedicated to studying art
and beauty (1714-1762). The laws that
regulate nature and beauty, especially visual
art, are thus referred to as esthetic arts
(Rader, 1979).
the phrase “Handwerk” comes from
the English word Kraft (Craft),
meaning “power” or “capacity.” It is
most frequently employed in
decorative arts or artistic pursuits. It
also refers to using your hands to
utilize your skills for pleasure
purposes or usage.
Due to the design reform of William Morris,
arts & crafts arose throughout Europe
during the 19th century. Morris, a
communist, felt a designer should produce
finely interwoven designs using any medium
for fruit, flower, or leaf pattern. If crafts are
mass-produced, they can be classified as
industrial design.
HERE ARE THE ARTS AND
CRAFTS TYPE
TEXTILE CRAFT
Textile is derived from the Latin word texere, which
means to braid or create. Any craft that uses fabric,
yarn, or surface design falls under this category. It
makes practical and ornamental items out of synthetic
fibers
TYPES OF TEXTILE
CRAFT
Cross-stitch- This craft is a
popular form of counted
thread embroidery in which
an X-shaped stitch pattern
is used to form a picture.
Crochet- creates fabric
from yarn, thread, or other
material strands using a
crochet hook.
TYPES OF TEXTILE
CRAFT
Sewing- is the craft of
Weaving- is a fabric-making
fastening or attaching
technique that involves
objects using stitches made
interlacing threads at right
with a needle and thread.
angles to create a fabric or
cloth.
TYPES OF TEXTILE
CRAFT
Tatting- is a handcrafting
skill that entails creating
durable lace using a series
of knots and loops.
Shoemaking- It is the ability
to create footwear.
TYPES OF TEXTILE
CRAFT
Lace- is a hand- or
machine-made fabric
patterned with open holes in
the work.
Macrame- is a type of
textile-making that requires
only a few simple
instruments and a basic
understanding of knotting.
TYPES OF TEXTILE
CRAFT
Millinery- It is the art and
String art- It's a pre-
craft of making hats.
arranged pattern of colored
threads woven between
points to create an abstract
geometric design.
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WOOD CRAFT
Woodcraft, also known as woodworking or woodwork,
refers to the craft of carving, shaping, and creating
objects out of wood. It involves using various tools and
techniques to transform a piece of wood into a
beautifully crafted item.
TYPES OF WOOD CRAFT
Carpentry- Cutting,
Marquetry- refers to the art
shaping, and installing
and craft of applying veneer
building materials during
pieces (thin slices of wood)
structures is a skilled trade.
to a structure to form
decorative designs.
TYPES OF WOOD CRAFT
Woodturning- is a type of
Wood carving - is a style of
woodworking in which
woodworking in which a
wooden items are created.
knife or a chisel is used to
carve a wooden figure or
object.
TYPES OF WOOD CRAFT
Cabinetry- It is the ability
Upholstery- It's the art of
to construct a box-shaped
making a cushion or piece of
piece of furniture with doors
furniture.
and drawers to store various
items.
METAL CRAFT
These terms allude to creating artistic metal designs for practical
and aesthetic objectives. Among Asian metal crafts, metalwork
offers elaborate and exciting designs. Jewelry such as anklets,
bracelets, and neckpieces was also metalwork. Each metal object
has geometric motifs engraved on it or is designed to be attractive
or valuable. Examples include bronze, gold, tin, silver, lead, brass,
and iron.
TYPES OF METAL
CRAFTS
Jewelry- Brooches, rings,
Metal Casting- is a method of
necklaces, earrings, and
transferring materials such as
bracelets are examples of
bronze, copper, glass,
personal jewelry.
aluminum, and iron into a mold
with a hollow space of the
desired shape, which is then
allowed to solidify.
TYPES OF METAL
CRAFTS
Welded sculpture- Welding
processes are used to create
statues in this art form.
PAPER CRAFT
Paper Craft- It's a tough plain-woven fabric that's used to make
backpacks, tents, marquees, and other environmentally friendly
things
TYPES OF PAPER
CRAFT
Bookbinding. It's the
process of putting together a
book from folded or
unfolded paper or other
materials.
Card making. It's a method
of making greeting cards by
hand.
TYPES OF PAPER
CRAFT
Collage. It is a method of
creating artwork by
combining various forms
from various materials.
Origami. It is an art of paper
folding practiced by the
Japanese as a culture.
TYPES OF PAPER
CRAFT
Paper Mache. It's a
composite material made of
paper or pulp fragments,
occasionally strengthened
with fabrics and held
together with glue.
Scrapbooking. The process
of organizing, preserving
and presenting personal or
family history in the form of
a book is referred to as
bookbinding.
TYPES OF PAPER
CRAFT
Rubber stamping. It is a
craft wherein the ink is
applied to the carved
pattern or molded into a
rubber sheet.
PLANTS CRAFT
Plants Crafts. These refer to a skill, using plant parts as the
medium
TYPES OF PLANT
CRAFTS
Corn dolly making. It relates
to creating shapes and
figures (known as ―dollies‖)
from straw (such as barley,
oats, and wheat).
Floral design. It is the art of
using plant materials and
flowers to create a pleasing
and balanced composition.
TYPES OF PLANT
CRAFTS
Pressed flower craft. It
consists of drying flower
petals or leaves in a flower
press to flatten.
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PRINCIP
LE
OF
Principle of art
Principles are applied to determine the organization and
standardization of visual aspects in art. This set of criteria is
essential for the study and evaluation of art. The principle of
art explains how an artist uses art to generate an outcome
and communicate the artist’s aim. Arts components are
visual tools that artists utilize to construct a composition.
Visual aspects include line, shape, color, value, texture, and
space. The principles of art are created by blending
components of art.
The Basic
principle of arts
1.Harmony- Visual harmony is
established when all parts of one
artwork are interconnected. Harmony
creates a cohesive composition by
employing similar geometric shapes,
lines, and colors. This means that each
element must be unified and must
“hang together” as one entity. Each
element is necessary to its value and
essential to the work.
2.Variety- It is a stable concoction that
demonstrates the mixing principle.
There should be a dominant theme for
you to base to make it more appealing,
so even if your presentation or designs
will be varied, all are related and
connected. It’s done using varied lines,
colors, and forms inside an artwork to
draw attention to certain places or add
visual interest.
3.Balance- The proportion of conflicting
visual forces is what this term alludes
to. The axis or the center point is
established to maintain balance. When
forms, colors, textures, or shapes are
harmoniously mixed, it is called art.
There are three approaches to
achieving balance: symmetrical,
asymmetrical, and radically
symmetrical.
4.Movement- It’s utilized to give a
sense of direction to a piece of art. The
artist uses visual progression to draw
the viewer’s attention to the artwork’s
focal point.
5.Emphasis- refers to an artist’s
requirement to create a focal point
inside a work of art. This creative
aspect is a vital part of the work, and
spectators’ attention should be drawn
to it.
6.Proportion- When the sizes of the
elements in the artwork are
harmoniously harmonized, a proportion
is established. To show the human
form in the appropriate proportion, the
artist typically tries to rationally make all
of the composition links. Leonardo da
Vinci's Vitruvian Man is an excellent
picture for displaying the human body's
proportions.
7.Rhythm- is the application of visual
patterns to a piece of art. Models are
made by repeating specific colors,
lines, or shapes in specified regions of
an artwork. In a painting, they can be
utilized to create a variety of textures.
Repetition of lines in artwork, for
example, might make a rhythm by
implying movement.
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