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5 Stages of Art Making Explained

The document outlines the five stages of art making: Inspiration, Percolation, Preparation, Creation, and Reflection, emphasizing the importance of each stage in the artistic process. It also discusses the relationship between artistic intent and viewer interpretation, highlighting how artworks can foster dialogue. Additionally, it addresses the role of experimentation and innovation in art, encouraging artists to explore new techniques and materials.

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5 Stages of Art Making Explained

The document outlines the five stages of art making: Inspiration, Percolation, Preparation, Creation, and Reflection, emphasizing the importance of each stage in the artistic process. It also discusses the relationship between artistic intent and viewer interpretation, highlighting how artworks can foster dialogue. Additionally, it addresses the role of experimentation and innovation in art, encouraging artists to explore new techniques and materials.

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ART MAKING IN

SEEING AND SENSE


Lesson 1
ART MAKING
is fun and rewarding way for
people to express themselves
and learn a broad range of
skills and concepts.
Production
is the heart and soul of
making art.
5 Stages of Art Making

1. Inspiration 2. Percolation
3. Preparation

4. Creation 5. Reflection
Inspiration
moment that stimulates the artist's
imagination and prompts them to create.

the catalyst that motivates the artist to


explore and develop their ideas further.
Percolation
the stage where ideas begin to brew
and evolve in the artist's mind.
the artist refines their ideas and explores
potential directions for their artwork.
Preparation
gathering necessary materials, setting
up a workspace,

can also involve acquiring new skills or


knowledge, experimenting with techniques, or
seeking inspiration from other artists or art
movements.
Creation
the artist physically brings their ideas
to life.
characterized by experimentation, problem-
solving, and the realization of the artist's vision
through the act of artistic production.
Reflection
involves stepping back to evaluate
and contemplate the final piece.

helps artists learn from their experiences, gain


insights, and inform their future artistic
endeavors.
Seeing and Sense
Seeing
act of perceiving and observing
visual elements within an
artwork.

Sense
the deeper understanding or
interpretation derived from the
act of seeing.
Materials & Techniques in Art
Production

Artmaking is the center of production


Art materials and techniques shape the
artwork’s aesthetic and conceptual outcomes.

Materials such as oil, charcoal, stones, etc.


have evolved to mixed media, digital media,
etc.
Artistic Intent vs
Viewer Interpretation
Artists create art with ideas, themes,
messages, and purposes.

Viewers have a different perspectives of


the artist’s artworks.

Artworks then become potential spaces


of debates and dialogues, especially for
public viewes.
The Role of Experimentation
and Innovation

Innovation is inherent in the practice of


artmaking.

Artists have to defy the traditions by trying


new techniques (abstraction, cubism, etc.) or
materials (digital and mixed media).
The Role of Experimentation
and Innovation

Experimentation is not just about inventions.

Experimentation entails a process


of conceiving new alternatives for
working outside the norms of art
and working with different
audiences.

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