Visual art is a term used to describe forms of art that are mostly visual in nature, such as painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, printmaking, design, and other media that appeal to the sense of sight.

Painting: The use of pigments on a surface.

Sculpture: Three-dimensional work produced by shaping or assembling materials such as clay, metal, or wood.

Drawing: The creation of images utilizing lines or marks on a surface.

Photography: Capturing images through a camera.

Printmaking: The making of artworks through printing, usually on paper.

Applied Arts:  Graphic Design: The creation of visual content for print and digital media (logos, websites, advertisements).

  Product Design: Designing functional and aesthetically pleasing products, ranging from furniture to electronics.

  Fashion Design: The art of creating clothing, accessories, and footwear that are both stylish and functional.

Traditional: Oil paint, acrylic paint, watercolor, charcoal, pastels, clay, marble, and canvas.

Modern: Mixed media, digital tools, photography equipment, and industrial materials.

Shape: A two-dimensional area enclosed by lines or other elements.

Color: The quality of light reflected from objects that influences the visual perception.

Texture: The sensation or appearance of the surface of an object.

Space: The region around, between, and within objects.

Form: The three-dimensional aspect of objects.

Composition is the organization of visual elements in a piece of art. It’s how various elements (such as lines, shapes, and colors) are positioned and balanced to produce a harmonious or dynamic piece of art.

Fine art is produced mainly for its beauty or intellectual interest, like paintings or sculptures.

Applied art is creativity applied to useful areas like architecture, industrial design, and fashion design, where functionality is combined with art.

An art movement is a style or trend in art that has a common philosophy or aim, usually occurring as a reaction to social, political, or cultural forces. Examples are Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism.

Art is valuable since it provides an outlet to convey feelings, concepts, and views. Art also possesses the capacity to transform society, protect cultural heritage, and lead to change. Art is able to foster imagination and thinking.

To get started with learning visual art, begin by finding out about various mediums and methods. You can attend art classes, watch tutorials on the internet, and work at your own pace. Try drawing, painting, or even software. The more you do it, the better you’ll master your style and knowledge.

Realism: Painting that tries to depict subjects as they actually exist and truthfully, usually like they look in real life.

Abstraction: Painting that doesn’t try to depict the world as it exists but rather uses forms, shapes, and color to form a composition that does or does not have an obvious relation to reality.

BVA is a 4-year undergraduate program.

The course is affiliated by University of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

You can be a Visual Designer, Art Director, Graphic Designer, Audio Visual Artist, etc.

You can learn conceptual and technical skills related to design that can help to grow as professionals in the field of Arts.