Artistic Innovation 3 explores several thematic areas, including elements of composition, color harmonies with an emphasis on secondary colors, various forms of visual arts, and comic book drawing techniques. In this third book, to activate students’ creative potential, special emphasis is placed on the methods of divergence, combination, and perception. At the end of each experience, assessment tools such as comparison charts and image reading are implemented to demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge.

Training purpose: To train a person capable of feeling, perceiving, thinking, expressing, and proposing original artistic compositions by applying methods.

Thematic pillars are explored in each of the four Experiences through four essential questions:

Experience 1: What do you think being creative is useful for? What would happen to our world if creativity did not exist?

Experience 2: Have you ever imagined a world without color? What would it be like? According to your observation, what are the most commonly used colors and why is that?

Experience 3: Today, what is the type of theme or art genre that is most commonly used, and why?

Experience 4: Why do you think comics are important in today’s society?