> decorative objects with simple tools.

> embroidery, woodcrafts, metalcrafts, ceramics, weaving, and paper art.

> meant to showcase or advertise a product

capture natural landscapes and wildlife.

aims to capture stills of people

capturing still images and utilizing light with a camera.

the art meant to be perceived by sight.

without this, there would be no sight

images are created by using a medium (e.g.pencil, pen)

> both the art of applying paint (using a brush, palette knife, airbrush, etc.)

> watercolor, oil, acrylic, and spray paint.

three-dimensional pieces.

removing materials from the medium using various tools (chisel & knife)

adding and reworking soft or malleable materials

> different objects

> “found objects”

> glued, attached, or held together into one piece.

mold which will be poured on with a liquid material

aims to create an environment inside a structure

designing and creating clothing.

images and typography mainly done for commercial purposes

the art of applying design to everyday objects.

> the art and science of designing

> planning structures, such as buildings and houses.

> opposite of relief

> engravings are used to apply paint on

> embossed effect

> silkscreen printing

> uses a screen and squeegee

> push paint onto the surface below

a technique done for reproducing a piece of art.

painted on the raised areas