Kreation Arts School Annual Arts Examination DATE 11/10/2026 Sunday-from 09 AM, Venue-Gurujada Telugu Vidhyapitham, Dhansingh Maidan, Old Settlement.
for securing Better Marks in the Examination By heart all the answers from below and Practice all the drawing videos of @Kreationarts9
June 28, 2025
course Format
- Q: How is the Second Year Course evaluated?
- A: The course is evaluated through two components: Oral Theory carrying 25 marks and Practical Drawing carrying 75 marks. Together they form a complete assessment of the student’s knowledge and artistic skill.
Theory (Oral Evaluation)
- Q1: What is a vanishing point?
- A: A vanishing point is the point on the horizon where parallel lines appear to converge in a drawing. It helps create the illusion of depth and distance.
- Q2: What is the horizon line and eye level?
- A: The horizon line represents the viewer’s eye level and is where the sky meets the ground in a landscape. Eye level is the height from which a scene is viewed and drawn.
- Q3: What is perspective?
- A: Perspective is a technique used in art. It represents three-dimensional objects realistically on a two-dimensional surface. This technique gives a sense of depth and space.
- Q4: What are the types of perspective?
- A: The main types are one-point perspective where lines converge to one point. There is also two-point perspective, which converges to two points. Finally, there is three-point perspective, converging to three points, including vertical perspective.
- Q5: How many vanishing points can be created from a rectangular shape?
- A: A rectangular object can have one to three vanishing points depending on the angle and the perspective being used.
- Q6: What is foreshortening? Give an example.
- A: Foreshortening is a drawing technique used to create the illusion that an object is receding strongly into the background. For example, a person’s arm stretched toward the viewer looks shorter than it actually is.
- Q7: What do you know about prehistoric man’s painting?
- A: Prehistoric paintings, found in caves, were created by early humans using natural pigments. They often depict animals, human figures, and hunting scenes, and are among the oldest known artworks.
- Q8: What is the importance of still life painting?
- A: Still life painting is important. It improves an artist’s ability to observe and replicate the texture, shape, and arrangement of everyday objects realistically.
- Q9: Write short notes on freehand and memory drawing.
- A: Freehand drawing involves sketching without the use of tools like rulers or compasses, developing fluidity and confidence. Memory drawing involves creating an artwork based on recall, improving visualization and imagination.
Practical
Medium: Artist Water Colour or Pastel
Students practice drawing human and animal figures, facial features, hands, still life, and memory-based compositions.