CPAR

• Two-dimensional art


  Composition possesses the dimensions of length and width but does not possess depth
• All 2-dimensional pieces of art, such as drawings, paintings, and prints, are made up of shapes
• Sable brush


  • Best type of brush for watercolor as it can hold a lot of pigment and water
• Bristle brush


  • Not ideal for watercolor because the rubbing motion will loosen the pigment
• Oriental brush


  • Typically made of bamboo tipped with wolf, sheep, horsehair or mouse whiskers
• Pointed brushes


  Primarily used for making linear markings
• Dome-shape brush


  Primarily used for washes and painting skies
• Flat brush


  Ideal for making broad strokes
• Smooth-Hot pressed paper


  • Best type of paper to use for charcoal artwork as it allows drawing of very fine intricate details without bumps or texture showing up
• Plywood


  • Wood fibers and glue are molded into a flat board
• Canvas


  Not a smooth surface due to its weaves
• Gesso


  Provides the protective barrier between the paint and the surface. Canvas is primed with gesso because the canvas needs extra durability
• Preparing a wall for mural art

  1. Inspect the wall for cracks, molds, dirt, wax, oil or grease

  2. Carefully inspect the wall before starting the mural project
• The wall for a mural art should be inspected because the presence of dirt and grease will affect the paint
• Before starting the mural project, the wall should carefully inspected for cracks, molds, dirt, wax, oil or grease
• Split-level house


  • Has two main levels, with the lower level housing the kitchen, living and dining areas, and the upper level having the bedrooms
• Tsalet


  • A suburban house that has one story, a two-story house with living quarters on the upper level, or an elevated one-story house
• Kamalig


  • A building used for storing grain, considered to be the most economically significant structure among the tribes in Northern Philippines
• Masjid

  • A place of worship of the Muslims
• Capitol

  • The building of the provincial government, often using columns and pediments in the exterior
• Philippine architectures


  • Bahay na bato
  • Barong-barong
  • Houseboat
  • Split-level house
  • Tsalet
  • Kamalig
  • Market
  • Masjid
  • Fort (Kuta)
  • Capitol