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Art 6 –Quarter 2
Lesson 4
MODULE 2
Developed by:
RACHEL D. BAHIA, MT-II - (E.Aguinaldo E.S)
ARNOLD G. TAN, MT-I – (P.Guevara E.S)
ETHEL T. TUMANAN, T-III – (P.Guevara ES)
CHRISTINE G. DAGUIL, T-I - (P.Guevara E.S)

2.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

3.
Prayer

4.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

5.
DIRECTION: Group the words according to their category.
Looking Back to
Your Lesson
Brush tip Brush interaction
Dry Brush Wet-in-wet
Dry Blending Brush opacity
Brushstrokes Hard and Soft Edge
BRUSH BASIC BRUSH TECHNIQUE

6.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

7.
Let’s Study This
There are a lot of artist who use different brush
techniques and style like Vincent Van Gogh, the Dutch
post-impressionist painter who painted the famous “Starry
Night” and our very own National Artist, Fernando
Amorsolo who became famous for his painting of rural
Philippine landscapes.

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Studying their works will inspire you to create something that
similarly attractive as theirs. Familiarize yourself with the brush
style and techniques of these master and you will see yourself
creating your own masterpiece especially in this modern era
where technology make it easy to paint.
There are software and application which you can use to create
your digital painting.

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Here are the steps on how to paint digitally
like the masters:
Step1: Conceptualize your subject, then start
your painting software in your computer.

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Step 2: Create layers. Sketch each object using pencil
tool in every layer.
Illustrated by Arnold G. Tan, MT-I

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Step 3: Use brush tool to highlight the outline of your
drawing.
Illustrated by Arnold G. Tan, MT-I

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Step 4: You can pick and add color in your paint
bucket tool.
Illustrated by Arnold G. Tan, MT-I

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Step 5: Adding gradient color can give your work a
livelier color.
Illustrated by Arnold G. Tan, MT-I
Step 6: Finalize and save your work.

14.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

15.
Let’s Do This
DIRECTION: Get your watercolor and try to paint the “Planting Rice” by Fernando
Amorsolo in the box.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/28098727@N00/16224124339

16.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

17.
Remember
When you paint, sometimes you are able to create
that is almost similar to your subject. And sometimes it
is not. When this happen, don’t give up easily, instead,
let the masters inspire you to be just as excellent as
they were.

18.
Prayer Let’s Do This
Remember
CONTENT
Let’s Try This
Let’s Study This
Looking Back to
Your Lesson

19.
Let’s Try This
DIRECTION: In your computer or cellphone, create a digital painting of
the “Starry Night”. Print and paste it in the box.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/starry-night-print-by-vincent-van.html

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CRITERIA VERY GOOD
(10)
GOOD
(5)
POOR
(3)
TOTAL
CREATIVITY
Can show great attention to
detail; the
ideas/materials/method are
effective
Can show great attention
to detail; imaginative
touches are scattered
Can barely show signs of
imagination in creating
Digital painting
DESIGN
Can apply design elements
(lines, shapes and colors and
principle (harmony) with
great skill
Can apply design
elements (lines, shapes
and colors and principle
(harmony) with fair skill
Can barely apply design
elements (lines, shapes
and colors and principle
(harmony)
PANCTUALITY
Submit on or before the
deadline
Submit a day after the
deadline
Submit 2 days beyond the
deadline
TOTAL
RUBRICS

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References:
 Ligaya Bautista Garcia-Quinitio, Eduardo V. Cipriano, Eliseo P. Buhain, Juliet H. Brioso,
Diana Alcoba-Lacia, Almira Alcoba-Alonzo, Gernalyn Andres-Solano. The 21st Century
MAPEH in ACTION 6. REX Book Store, 2016. 127-132
- https://fineartamerica.com/featured/starry-night-print-by-vincent-van-gogh-vincent-
van-gogh.html
- https://www.flickr.com/photos/28098727@N00/16224124339
- Illustrated image by Arnold G. Tan, MT-I