Painting

Painting
-Refers to the process of applying color on a flat surface.
-Can be created using materials such as watercolor, acrylic,
ink, oil, charcoal, etc.
-Surfaces for painting may be wood, canvas, paper, etc
Forms of Painting
 Forms of Painting

Easel Painting
-Painting on a board/canvas that is on
an upright support called an easel.
-Became common during the 13th
Century.
-Is usually framed and hanged on a
wall after.
Forms of Painting

Mural Painting
-A painting applied on a wall or
ceiling.
-Was used as a way to increase
social awareness during the
1980’s, and is usually still used
for such today.
 Forms of Painting

Telon Painting
-A backdrop/background for a
stage.
-Was used in theatres. Now it is
used for presentations during
carnivals, fiestas, religious
celebrations, and is also used as
backdrops in photography
studios.
Forms of Painting

Jeepney and calesa Painting

-the Calesa is typically painted using
one color, while the borders are
decorated with patterns
-Jeepney painting evolved from
Calesa painting
-typical Jeepney paintings range from
landscapes to comic book scenes.
 Forms of Painting

Collage
-A form of painting that involves
combining cutout paper, fabric, and
other relatively flat materials in a
single artwork.
Themes of painting
Themes of painting

Genre Painting
Portrays people in daily activities
Themes of painting

Historical Painting
Depicts a scene from the past
Themes of painting

Interior Painting
Painting of the space inside a house or building
Themes of painting

Landscape Painting
Portrays natural scenery or urban scenes
Themes of painting

Portraits
Painting of one or more individuals
Themes of painting

Nude Painting
Portrays the unclothed human figure.
Themes of painting

Religious Painting
Paintings of religious images, saints, or scenes
based from the scriptures
Themes of painting

Still Life Painting

Depicts natural or man-made objects
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