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It is a form of creative expression that communicates ideas, emotions, experiences, or stories through elements that can be seen. It uses visual elements such as line, shape, color, texture, value, form, and space to create meaningful works. 

VISUAL ARTS 

It is the art of applying pigments, colors, or paint to surfaces such as canvas, paper, wood, or walls— to create images, express ideas, tell stories, or communicate emotions.  

PAINTING

is the art of creating images, designs, or illustrations by making lines, shapes, and shading on a surface such as paper, cardboard, or digital tablets. 

DRAWING

is the art of creating three-dimensional (3D) artworks by shaping, carving, modeling, casting, or assembling materials. 

SCULPTURE 

It is the art, practice, and process of capturing images using a camera by recording light. 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

It is the art of creating images by transferring ink from a prepared surface, called a printing matrix, onto paper, fabric, or another material. 

PRINTMAKING 

Type of printmaking that the artist carves away areas of a block (wood or linoleum). The raised surface is inked and pressed onto paper (like stamps)

RELIEF PRINTING

Type of printmaking where Ink is pushed through a mesh screen onto paper, fabric, or other surfaces using a stencil. 

SCREEN PRINTING (SILKSCREEN)

Considered as the “First National Artist of the Philippines”

FERNANDO AMORSOLO

Considered as the "Grand Old Man of Philippine Art" 

FERNANDO AMORSOLO

He is known for luminous/sunlit rural scenes

FERNANDO AMORSOLO

Considered as a master muralist

CARLOS “BOTONG” FRANCISCO 

Considered as the “National Artist of the Philippines”

CARLOS “BOTONG” FRANCISCO 

He revived the art of mural painting, shaped Philippine modernism, and vividly captured national history and folklore through his distinctive works.

CARLOS “BOTONG” FRANCISCO 

Known as the "Father of Philippine Arts "

GUILLERMO TOLENTINO 

Famous for creating the The Oblation, the Bonifacio Monument

GUILLERMO TOLENTINO 

Was known for crafting the seal of the Republic of the Philippines and the medals for the Ramon Magsaysay Award. 

GUILLERMO TOLENTINO 

He is known as the “Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture.”

NAPOLEON ABUEVA 

He shifted local sculpture:

FROM

traditional academic styles

TO

modern, abstract, and experimental forms.

NAPOLEON ABUEVA

He was a Filipino comic book illustrator and writer during the Golden Age of Philippine comics. 

FRANCISCO COCHING

He is known as the “Dean of Philippine Comics” He used the popular art form to raise awareness about the experience of colonialism in 19th-century Filipino society, as well as to explore folkloric and mythic themes 

FRANCISCO COCHING