Industry-Based Knowledge and Skill Research the scope of careers and opportunities in the visual arts.

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1 Focus Area: Visual Arts Arts, Information and Communications Visual, Performing and Media Arts - Career Area - Cluster Sets with Performance (KS/PI) VPPC01.01 Research the scope of careers and opportunities in the visual arts. VPPC Research career options in the visual arts. VPPC Identify specific jobs within art careers related to drawing, painting, and printmaking; photography; sculpting; textiles; curating and sales; and critiquing. VPPC Identify knowledge and skills requirements, education opportunities, and lifestyles associated with related career fields. VPPC Analyze the business knowledge and skills necessary to create, maintain, and promote a career as a visual artist. VPPC Research the skills involved in owning an art-related business. VPPC Communicate to potential customers in an articulate fashion the purpose of artwork, intentions, and the way the process and materials help to achieve them. VPPC Research the market for the type of work desired by the public. VPPC01.02 Research the history and evolution of visual arts and their role within society. VPPC Compare examples of artwork that document events and communicate information or ideas with those that arouse emotion by expressing feelings, experiences, or values. VPPC Examine content messages in works of visual arts that reflect influences from society, politics, religion, economics, ethnic diversity, and cultural groups. VPPC Identify how works of visual artists reflect their culture and religion in collected samples. VPPC Compare current visual arts technologies with those of 50 years ago. Page 1 of 6

2 VPPC01.03 Analyze the elements and principles of visual arts. VPPC Explain the elements of art in relation to visual arts. VPPC Identify art elements, including line, color, shape, and texture in magazines, books, or other media. VPPC Identify the effects of various types of lines, including straight, curved, horizontal, vertical, and diagonal. VPPC Identify primary, secondary, and complementary colors in magazines, books, or other media. VPPC Define tint, shade, hue, and value in relation to color theory. VPPC Identify standard geometric shapes used in construction and design layout. VPPC Describe the difference between actual and implied texture. VPPC Use elements of art in design applications. VPPC Apply elements of art, including line, color, shape, and texture to a project. VPPC Explain design principles in relation to visual arts. VPPC Compare symmetrical and asymmetrical images illustrating balance. VPPC Collect samples of advertising that reflect unusual or exaggerated use of proportion. VPPC Identify repetition, pattern, and various design principles in fabric and other applications. VPPC Compare samples of work that use contrast, unity, and emphasis. VPPC Use design principles and techniques in product applications. VPPC Demonstrate design principles in developing a project such as, a brochure, logo, label, or textile design. VPPC01.04 Analyze various methods of drawing, painting, and printmaking. Page 2 of 6

3 VPPC Explore drawing using various media, including computer software. VPPC Make drawings using various media such as, pencils, charcoal, markers, pastels, and computer software. VPPC Demonstrate types of lines produced by a variety of media. VPPC Demonstrate anatomical figure drawing. VPPC Demonstrate drawing in one-point, two-point, and multipoint perspective. VPPC Explore painting using various media, including computer software. VPPC Create a work of art by applying color using pencils, markers, airbrush, dry media, water-based media, oilbased media, or computer software. VPPC Apply toning to add volume, depth and dimension, using pencil, ink wash, airbrush, dry media, or computer software. VPPC Demonstrate techniques that create actual and implied texture, using various paint media, textured surfaces, or computer software. VPPC Practice printmaking in various media. VPPC Print designs using various processes, including block print, silk-screen, and photogram. VPPC Prepare print surface and print medium. VPPC Produce prints that meet assigned requirements of clarity and cleanliness. VPPC01.05 Analyze various types of photographic media. VPPC Produce a photograph using a camera with film such as, a 35mm SLR. VPPC Identify parts of the camera. VPPC Meet assigned requirements for various setting combinations involving focus, depth-of-field, light exposure, and time exposure. VPPC Demonstrate understanding of photographic numbers such as, ISO numbers. Page 3 of 6

4 VPPC Demonstrate use of photographic accessories, including lenses, filters, and tripods. VPPC Demonstrate use of appropriate lighting techniques for specified effects and settings. VPPC Apply composition guidelines, such as Rule of Thirds and Simplicity, to create original images. VPPC Comprehend the processes used to develop photographic film. VPPC Describe the concept of creating an image with light, such as with a pinhole camera. VPPC Demonstrate proper care, handling, and storage of photographic negatives. VPPC Visit a commercial photography lab to observe developing procedures for color film to compare to those for producing black and white film. VPPC Demonstrate the use of darkroom equipment. VPPC Utilize photographic chemistry to make a contact print from negatives. VPPC Demonstrate proper focus and use of an enlarger. VPPC Process photographic prints utilizing proper sequence and procedures. VPPC Demonstrate standard printing techniques, including dodging, burning, cropping framing and use of contrast filters. VPPC Demonstrate non-standard printing techniques, including chemical manipulation, solarizations, and posterizations. VPPC Identify paper characteristics in finished prints, and procedures for mounting, matting, and framing. VPPC Exhibit knowledge of photo imaging using a digital camera. VPPC Identify parts of the digital camera, including various settings and accessories. VPPC Demonstrate use of digital image manipulation tools, such as Adobe PhotoShop. VPPC Produce a variety of digital images using computer software. VPPC Create and color an original digital image using appropriate painting and editing techniques. Page 4 of 6

5 VPPC Use a scanner to digitize an image at the appropriate resolution. VPPC Retouch a scanned photo using selection paths, layers, and channels to achieve assigned results. VPPC Use filters to adjust and distort images to achieve a specified result. VPPC01.06 Explore visual communications software for the purposes of digital animation and graphics design. VPPC Examine the use of digital animation. VPPC Identify digital animation tools, capabilities, and interface elements, such as those in Adobe After Effects. VPPC Record observations about animated works on the Internet. VPPC Create and import artwork and place on timeline to produce two-dimensional animations. VPPC Export animations as animated GIF files and include in a web page. VPPC Define the purpose and use of a grid system. VPPC Identify design elements and principles in graphics samples. VPPC Practice using text, fonts, and typography. VPPC Describe the use of color. VPPC Identify examples of computer graphics in commercial applications. VPPC01.07 Explore three-dimensional art forms. VPPC Construct three-dimensional forms using a variety of materials. VPPC Discuss the use of symmetry or asymmetry, and geometric shape in the construction of sculpture. VPPC Demonstrate techniques that produce various textures in clay, was, wood, metal, and gesso. Page 5 of 6

6 VPPC Create a sculpture in any three-dimensional medium. VPPC01.08 Analyze the knowledge and skills required in the textiles industry. VPPC Assess the characteristics of textiles, including design, construction, use, and maintenance and care of textile products. VPPC Classify the variety of fiber types used to produce textiles. VPPC Describe production processes for creating fibers, yarns, woven and knit fabrics, and non-woven textile products. VPPC Design a garment for a specific purpose. VPPC01.09 Recognize the purpose and approaches to art criticism. VPPC Analyze the structural elements, including subject matter and available factual data. Page 6 of 6