ART STYLES

LAUDIMER CRUZ HINGADA

EXPRESSIONISM
This is an art style that expresses and highlights the
emotional experience of the artist.
Most emotions expressed in this kind of paintings are dark
and heavy.
Emotions are expressed by distorting and emphasizing
some areas around the painting.
EXPRESSIONISM
EXPRESSIONISM
CUBISM
The is an art style that emphasizes the 2-dimensionality of
the canvas.
Emphasizing the 2-dimensionality of the canvas can be
achieved by implying geometrical shapes on the
painting and the subject.
CUBISM
REALISM
Realism is an art style that depicts reality.
It aims to represent real things and happening without
the use of any artistic conventions and modifications.
REALISM
REALISM
SURREALISM
Surrealism is an art style that combines real world subjects
and objects together with dream-like figures.
It aims to represent and emphasize how the artist views
the world and the society.
SURREALISM
SURREALISM
IMPRESSIONISM
Impressionism is an art style that depicts the actual
impression of the artist on the subject or the scenery.
Impressionism art style is presented through light brush
strokes and undefined details.
IMPRESSIONISM
IMPRESSIONISM
FAUVISM
Fauvism is another art style that emphasizes the
emotional experience of the painter.
Emotional experience is depicted by utilizing and
analyzing the emotional potency and representation of
the colors used.
Most colors used on such paintings are wild and extreme.
FAUVISM
FAUVISM
PAINTERLY
Painterly is an art style that emphasizes the techniques
used and utilized by the artist.
This can be observed on the visible brush strokes on the
subject and on the painting.
This is also useful in achieving the desired texture of the
subject.
PAINTERLY
PAINTERLY
SYMBOLISM
Symbolism is an art style that utilizes symbolical objects
and scenes in order to depict a cultural and societal
issue.
SYMBOLISM
SYMBOLISM
POINTILISM
Pointilism is an arts style that aims to analyze the potency
of dots and its relationship with figures.
Pointilism implies dots in a painting or in an artwork and
utilizes its density to present the highlighted and shaded
area of the object.
POINTILISM
POINTILISM