Mixed Media
Introduction
As the knowledge of humanities is an important foundation for educated citizenship in our increasingly complicated planet, the arts treated as an effective channel for communication and also a way to exhibit visions that are beyond the proportions of words and an important channel for cultural enlightenment. Mixed media art has these abilities and function a very different role than the things we consider as ‘art’. Mixed media which began in early 20th century refers to visual art projects. It is an exciting way to create artwork by utilizing a combination of traditional and contemporary media to give contemporary paintings added impact and more visual interest through the spontaneous creation. Mixed media artwork Most items are used from our everyday life, including but is not limited to, paint, papers, found objects, adhesive, old jewelry, buttons, nails, bolts, screws, photos, clays, pencils, pens, marker pens and much more. In the painting ‘Glass and Bottle of Suze’, Pablo Picasso purposely contradicts the tradition of painting by incorporating scraps of actual materials from real life into the composition. So, it helps to change the way of thinking of a person about art. Mixed media artists do not need fine art or drawing expertise. But it do not imply that a person is excluded from mixed media art if he has these abilities, but it opens up a world of creative imagination for the rest of the people who like to make things but cannot draw. These skills will broaden and develop with practice, depending on which “branch” a person follow and able to develop the ‘artist eye’ by broaden his own ingenuity. Only the imagination limits a mixed media work of art. Some mixed media artists work only with natural substances to send an earth-friendly message. Recycled materials are frequently used in mixed media art projects, allowing artists to express their creativity by repurposing everyday objects and used items. Collage art is one of the most popular
As the knowledge of humanities is an important foundation for educated citizenship in our increasingly complicated planet, the arts treated as an effective channel for communication and also a way to exhibit visions that are beyond the proportions of words and an important channel for cultural enlightenment. Mixed media art has these abilities and function a very different role than the things we consider as ‘art’. Mixed media which began in early 20th century refers to visual art projects. It is an exciting way to create artwork by utilizing a combination of traditional and contemporary media to give contemporary paintings added impact and more visual interest through the spontaneous creation. Mixed media artwork Most items are used from our everyday life, including but is not limited to, paint, papers, found objects, adhesive, old jewelry, buttons, nails, bolts, screws, photos, clays, pencils, pens, marker pens and much more. In the painting ‘Glass and Bottle of Suze’, Pablo Picasso purposely contradicts the tradition of painting by incorporating scraps of actual materials from real life into the composition. So, it helps to change the way of thinking of a person about art. Mixed media artists do not need fine art or drawing expertise. But it do not imply that a person is excluded from mixed media art if he has these abilities, but it opens up a world of creative imagination for the rest of the people who like to make things but cannot draw. These skills will broaden and develop with practice, depending on which “branch” a person follow and able to develop the ‘artist eye’ by broaden his own ingenuity. Only the imagination limits a mixed media work of art. Some mixed media artists work only with natural substances to send an earth-friendly message. Recycled materials are frequently used in mixed media art projects, allowing artists to express their creativity by repurposing everyday objects and used items. Collage art is one of the most popular