Kreation Arts School Annual Arts Examination DATE 11/10/2026 Sunday-from 09 AM, Venue-Gurujada Telugu Vidhyapitham, Dhansingh Maidan, Old Settlement.
Kreation Arts School Annual Arts Examination DATE 27/07/2025 Sunday- Venue-Gurujada Telugu Vidhyapitham, Dhansingh Maidan, Old Settlement.
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Course Format
- Q: How is the Third Year Course evaluated?
- A: Students are assessed on oral theory (25 marks) and practical art exercises (75 marks) which includes advanced drawing and perspective techniques.
Theory (Oral Evaluation)
- Q1: What is perspective?
- A: Perspective in art is a system used to create an illusion of depth on a flat surface, making objects appear closer or farther based on their placement.
- Q2: What is pot painting of Bengal?
- A: Pot painting is a folk art from Bengal where artists paint traditional and religious motifs on clay pots. It often reflects vibrant colours and cultural stories.

- Q3: Define vanishing point.
- A: A vanishing point is a spot on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to meet. It’s crucial for drawing realistic three-dimensional spaces.
- Q4: What is life study?
- A: Life study involves drawing from real-life subjects, such as people or animals, to understand posture, proportions, and anatomy.

- Q5: What is antique study?
- A: Antique study focuses on drawing or painting old sculptures, artifacts, and classic forms, helping artists understand traditional craftsmanship and historical context.
- Q6: What is still life?
- A: Still life is an arrangement of inanimate objects like fruits, flowers, and utensils that are drawn or painted from direct observation.
- Q7: What is tempera?
- A: Tempera is a fast-drying painting medium made from pigment mixed with egg yolk or another binder, used traditionally before oil paints

- Q8: What is mural painting?
- A: Mural painting is large-scale artwork executed directly on walls or ceilings, often conveying social, political, or religious messages.
- Q9: Explain foreshortening with an example.
- A: Foreshortening creates the illusion that part of a figure or object is closer to the viewer. For example, a foot pointed toward the viewer will appear shorter.
Practical
- Drawing human and animal figures in motion and perspective, 10×10 cube studies, and dynamic compositions.
- Medium: Artist Water Colour
