English MELC 2
English MELC 2
English MELC 2
Visual Media
Module 1, Lesson 2
Learning Task 1:
Identify the type of lines
incorporated in the
images below. Choose
your answers from the
box. Write your answers
in your notebook.
♣zigzag line
♣vertical lines
♣curve lines
♣horizontal lines
♣diagonal lines
♣symbols
b. d.
LINE
A line is a set of points
extending in both directions. It is
used to create shapes, forms and
textures. Lines can vary in direction,
length, and width. They maybe
horizontal, vertical, diagonal,
straight or curved. They can also be
thick or thin.
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What is In?
SPACE
SYMBOL
COLOR
GAZE
Gaze means to stare, suggests looking
fixedly at something. To gaze is to look
steadily and intently at something,
especially at that which excites admiration,
curiosity, or interest: to gaze at a scenery, at
a scientific experiment. To stare is to gaze
with eyes wide open, as from surprise,
wonder, alarm, stupidity, or impertinence:
to stare unbelievingly or rudely.
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What is It?
FRAMING
DISTANCE
Aesthetic distance is the distance
between the realities in a work of art.
The aesthetic distance does not only
refer to literal pictures but it can be
identified in other visual media and
even in literary works where distance
is visualized in the form of texts.
Examples:
Examples:
♥Basketball Game
♥Dance Contest
♥Meme
3. To Persuade – it makes
someone to believe something by
convincing or giving him a good
reason.
Examples:
♥Commercial
♥Movies
♥Comics
b. d.
a. achievement c. risk-taking
b. grace d. health