Art Techniques and Skills

What is described as the tonal relationship between light and dark in painting?

Which type of texture can be physically felt?

Who is known for depicting Lumads in figurative paintings?

What does 'intensity' refer to in terms of color?

Which artist is known for using folk subjects and myths from Filipino folktales?

Which type of artistic media possess volume and occupy space?

What occupies the area or surface in an artwork?

Which artist incorporates their mixed heritage as an inspiration for their works?

What is representational art primarily concerned with?

Which artistic technique involves creating an image by cutting and assembling various materials?

What subject is represented by inanimate objects arranged in a setting?

Which element of art refers to the actual characteristics and outline of the composition?

What describes the process of using a pointed tool to create marks on a surface?

What type of art focuses on the natural environment as the medium for creation?

Which type of subject in art relates to the realistic likeness of an individual?

What type of art utilizes technology for creating images?

Art Techniques Used by Artists

Collage: Cutting and assembling different materials to create an image.
Land Art: Art created using natural elements like land, stones, and plants.
Frottage: Rubbing a crayon or pencil on a surface placed over an object to create an image.
Digital Art: Creating art using digital technology.
Print Making: Creating art by printing designs onto paper or other materials.

Artistic Skills

Sculptor: Artists who shape objects from materials like metal, stone, clay, glass, and wood.
Painters: Artists who use paint to create artwork on flat surfaces like canvas, wood, paper, and walls.
Writers: Artists who use language to create novels, poetry, and other literary forms.
3-Dimensional Arts: Art forms that have volume and occupy space.
Medium: Materials used to create art.

Subject in Art

Subject: The person, object, place, or event depicted in a work of art.
Representational Art: Art that depicts recognizable subjects.
Non-Representational Art: Art that does not depict a recognizable subject; it is abstract.
Figures: Depictions of human bodies.
Still Life: Depiction of inanimate objects arranged in a setting.
Everyday Life: Depictions of ordinary activities.
Portrait: Realistic likeness of a person painted, sculpted, or drawn.

Elements of Art

Form: Overall composition of an artwork.
Line: A mark made by a pointed tool.
Shape: A flat, enclosed area with length and width.
Geometric Shape: Defined, structured shapes.
Organic Shape: Free-form, irregular shapes.
Color: Created by light; hue, value, and intensity.
Texture: The feel of an object, either actual or visual.

Contemporary Visual Artists

Rodel Tapaya: Uses folk subjects and Filipino myths.
Dexter Sy: Inspired by his mixed Filipino-Chinese heritage.
Mariano Amar Catague: Paints depictions of Lumad tribes.
Saudi Ahmad: His artwork often sells before completion.
Peter James & Moreen Austria: Collaborated and created artwork in 2016.
Manuel Pañares: Believes in art as a learning tool with Cebu and Mindanao historical paintings.

Explore various art techniques used by artists, including collage, land art, frottage, and digital art. Assess your knowledge of the skills employed in different artistic fields such as sculpture, painting, and writing. Test your understanding of the subjects depicted in art.