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Learning Packet in MAPEH 3

Name: Date:
Section: Module No.: MAPEH3 001

Topic: I can draw Portraits (Elements and Principles of Quarter: Second (ARTS)
Art)

I. LEARNING COMPETENCIES/OBJECTIVES

Learning Competencies /
Objectives

At the end of this learning packet, you are expected to:

a. distinguish the size of person in the drawing indicating it’s
distance from the viewer;
b. show the illusion of space in drawing the objects and persons in
different sizes;
c. explain why artists create visual textures by using a variety of
lines and colors;
d. appreciate the work of artists and classmates.

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 I. Activity Proper

Let’s Start
Look closely at the drawing. Which objects are near, far, and very far? Write the words
near, far, very far beside them.

Remember

SPACE – is the distance or area between, around, above, below, and

within things. Here are the different techniques:

1. Overlapping – put one shape on top of another.

2. Size – far shapes are drawn smaller while near shapes are drawn
bigger.
3. Focus – put more details on the closer objects and fewer details
on distant objects.
4. Placement – far objects are drawn higher while the closer ones
are drawn lower

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 You can create the illusion of space in your portrait drawing using lines, shapes,
and textures. You can also use the principles of balance.

Lines – will help you show the movement of the person or persons you are drawing.

Contrast of Textures can also help your audience or viewer feels and understands
the person or group of people that you draw.

Shapes – will help your audience see the details of your drawing, since people have
unique features.

Balance – arrange the elements so that no part of the work seems heavier than the
other parts. Portrait artists show balance in the face and body of their subjects.

Look deeper into your subject by observing the details. When you are sketching, you
cannot capture all the details at once. After seeing your subject in careful detail, you
will be able to sketch not just the mole, scar, lines on his or her face and body, but
also the details of the clothes he/she is wearing.

Lines Shapes

balance

III. HEART TALK

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 In making an artwork, is it good to appreciate the works of famous
artist? How about the works of others like your classmates? Why?

IV. ACT OF RESPONSIBILITY

I appreciate my artwork and the works of others by

EVALUATION
A. Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is wrong.
Write your answer inside the box before each number.

1. Contrast of textures is not important in drawing.

2. Space can be shown using different techniques.

3. It is important to look deeper into the subject by observing all the details.

4. When subject moves, you can no longer show balance in your drawing.

5. The size of the objects in a drawing shows distance.

B. Directions: Identify what is being described. Choose your answer from the words inside
the box.
texture space
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 1. This element of art will help you from the facial to body features of your
subject.
2. The contrast in this can be shown by drawing lines.
3. This is the arrangement of elements so that no part of the work seems heavier
than the other parts.
4. It is the distance between or area between, around above, below, and within
things.
5. It will help you show movement of the person or persons you are drawing.

Sources:
Pascual, M., Reyes, IF., Garcia, MA., Friginal, A., Artuz, MM., & Dayag, A. (2017). Enjoying life through Music, Arts,
Physical Education, and Health (MAPEH 3), I can draw portraits (pp 2-9). Quezon Avenue, Quezon City,
Philippines: Phoenix Publishing House, Inc.

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Prepared by:

Aike John D Puig Fatima Nadeine D. Bennasir

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