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15,000 BCE
Lascaux Caves
Decorated caves with artists with skilled hands probably nomads or people in France, cave painting show thoughts and emotions of ancient people, been studied. -
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Ts’ai Lun
Created what is known today as modern paper -
1450
Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing Press-
Johannes created the first printing press allowing ink on paper. -
Victorian
Was a time in which watercolour, Pre- Raphaelite Brotherhood, aesthetic themes, subjects pertaining to love, lust, beauty were prevalent. -
Chromolithography
Oils and waters on stone tablets , effects of color and now use paper -
Arts and Crafts Movement
Fun projects with vibrant colors with cool designs, great way to show off creativity -
Art Nouveau
Ornamental long organic Lines -
Futurism
Italian movement and cinematography, blurred repeating lines, transforming effect, neo-impressium, cubism -
Vienna Workshop
Cartoonish looking. thrived as an artists' cooperative, creating everyday objects with an emphasis on quality design. Taking inspiration from the Vienna Secession, the group was founded in 1903 by architect Josef Hoffmann, designer and painter Koloman Moser, and patron Fritz Waerndorfer. -
Early Modern
Forms, shapes and colors, unique style, Provided useful insight into thought of freedom -
Heroic Realism (Propaganda)
Realistic, colors stand out to grab attention, help during war -
Bauhaus
School uniting all branches of art, inspired by architecture, abstract sculptures, geometric shapes, influences modern homes -
Constructivism
1915 modern industrial society, used mostly in Russia, most well known monument for third international -
Art Deco
Paris France, anti traditional, sophistication and design, used in fashion and architecture, semetry, lines -
Swiss
photograph instead of illustrations, brought international style, buildings with large open interior -
Jackson Pollock
Famous artist known for painting, drip paintings, started abstract expressionism, non conventional painter. Most expensive painting $140 million dollars. -
Late Modern
Encompasses the overall production of most recent art made between the aftermath of World War II and the early years of the 21st century. The terminology often points to similarities between late modernism and post-modernism although there are differences. -
Paul Rand
He was an American art director and graphic designer, best known for his corporate logo designs, including the logos for IBM, UPS, Enron, Morningstar, Inc., Westinghouse, ABC, and NeXT. He was one of the first American commercial artists to embrace and practice the Swiss Style of graphic design -
Pop Art
A movement, in movies, comic books and advertisement, bright colors and design, Richard Hamilton was father of pop art, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein comics and advertisements. -
Leroy Winbush
Directional, used work to advertise for expo, worked with astronauts and did art work -
Psychedelic
It’s overwhelming to the eye, style of freedom and how viewers see it, Wes Wilson father of poster design, invented Psychedelic font. -
Post modern
Skepticism, subjectivism, etc., different styles and no common pattern, Jackson pollock, Roy Lichtenstein -
Grunge
Damaged or unfinished, nirvana started whole idea, Pearl Jam, was very big for short time, look picture dirty torn or creased. -
Flat
Bright colors and contrast for visual perception, clear visible, bold, websites loud and fun design, Tom Whalen for toy story and Star Wars -
Cinemagraph
A still image but moving, combines video and photography together, advertising new ways and grabs atttention, opened up new graphic design.
