Different Contemporary Arts Techniques

It refers to any group of compounds that are intensely colored and are used to color other materials

• Binder

• Pigment

• Charcoal

• Wood

It is an organic drawing material made from burnt wood

• Binder

• Pigment

• Charcoal

• Canvas

it is a hardwood substitute that has a fibrous grain and known for its resilience. It is commonly known as “coconut lumber”

• Bamboo

• Laminated Board

• Plywood

• Palmwood

It is a tall tree in which its dark wood is highly suitable for carvings and is in demand for furniture and drawing materials.

• Kamagong

• Ipil

• Bamboo

• Acacia

It is the most popular surface used for 2D artwork which manufactured in sheets of various textures, sizes, colors and thickness.

• Wood

• Paper

• Canvas

• Pigment

It is the material that holds together the grains of pigment and allows it to stick to the painting surface.

• Canvas

• Pigment

• Binder

• Kamagong

It is a fast-growing, giant grass that has a woody stems that is ideal for making baskets.

• Kamagong

• Wood

• Ipil

• Bamboo

It is a hardwood in which its dense and durable wood that has a high oil content is resistant to the elements, rotting and insects.

• Kamagong

• Bamboo

• Acacia

• Ipil

it is a fast-growing hardwood in which its shiny black-brown colored wood is durable for furniture and other architectural construction.

• Ipil

• Kamagong

• Bamboo

• Wood

Its composition possesses the dimension of length and width

• One Dimensional Media

• Two Dimensional Media

• Three Dimensional Media

• Four Dimensional Media