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Lesson 02

Painting involves applying color to a flat surface using various materials like watercolor, acrylic, ink, oil, pastel or charcoal. There are different forms of painting including easel painting done on boards or canvases meant to be hung on walls, murals which are huge wall-sized paintings, and telon paintings used as backdrops for theaters. Jeepney and calesa paintings in the Philippines range from landscapes to comic book scenes, with calesas traditionally painted in one color with geometric patterns. Themes of paintings include genres depicting daily life, histories portraying past events, interiors of buildings, landscapes, portraits, nudes, religious scenes, and still lifes.

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Lesson 02

Painting involves applying color to a flat surface using various materials like watercolor, acrylic, ink, oil, pastel or charcoal. There are different forms of painting including easel painting done on boards or canvases meant to be hung on walls, murals which are huge wall-sized paintings, and telon paintings used as backdrops for theaters. Jeepney and calesa paintings in the Philippines range from landscapes to comic book scenes, with calesas traditionally painted in one color with geometric patterns. Themes of paintings include genres depicting daily life, histories portraying past events, interiors of buildings, landscapes, portraits, nudes, religious scenes, and still lifes.

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Lesson 2: PAINTING

Painting
• The process of applying color on a flat
surface.
• Considered as two-dimensional, it only
has height and width.
• Forms can be created using a wide variety
of materials such as watercolor, acrylic, ink
oil, pastel and charcoal.
• Surfaces include wood, canvas, cardboard
and paper.
Forms of Painting
• Easel Painting
 the most common form of painting.
 involves applying color to a board or canvas that is
fixed on an upright support.
 meant to be framed and hanged on a wall.
• Murals
 huge wall-sized painting.
 in 1980’s, mural used to impart messages to
increase social awareness to the issues at
that time.

• Telon Painting
 describe as a backdrop for the stage.
 used for popular forms of theater in the
country.
Jeepney and Calesa Painting
• Jeepney
 evolved from calesa painting.
 jeepney painting ranges from landscapes to
scenes from comic books.
• Calesa
 calesa painted using one color.
 decorated with geometric patterns, repititive
patterns and thin lines.
• Collage
 form of painting that involves combine
images in a single artwork.
Themes of Painting
• Genre Painting
 portrays people in daily activities.
• Historical Painting
 depicts a scene from the past. Has lesson
concerning national values.
• Interiors
 refers to painting of the space inside of a
part of a house or a building.
• Landscapes
 portray natural scenery or urban scenes.
• Portraits
 portraying one or more specific
individuals.
• Nudes
 portray the unclothed human figure.
• Religious Painting
 based from the scriptures like the Nativity
scene, and the station of the cross.
• Still Life
 depicts natural or man-made objects that
form a composition in a natural setting.
 in the Philippines, popular styles during
the contemporary period include
neorealism.

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