Art

1. The art of creating three-dimensional forms or shapes by carving, modeling, or constructing materials such as clay, wood, or stone.
7. The act of creating pictures or designs using paint, brushes, and other artistic tools, often on canvas or paper.
9. Artistic creations displayed in public spaces, such as murals, graffiti, or stencil art, often conveying social or political messages.
10. Artistic creations made using digital technology, such as computer graphics, digital painting, or multimedia installations.
12. A technique of creating art by combining different materials, such as cut-out images, paper, fabric, or objects, onto a surface.
13. The art or practice of capturing images using a camera and photographic techniques, often to express emotions or tell a story.
14. The technique of creating glass objects by blowing air into molten glass, often using a blowpipe and various shaping tools.

2. The art of decorative writing, often using a brush or pen, with careful attention to the shape and arrangement of the letters.
3. The process of creating artworks by transferring images from a matrix, such as a woodblock or metal plate, onto paper or other media.
4. The act of creating pictures or designs using pencils, pens, or other drawing tools, often on paper or sketchbooks.
5. An art form that involves creating images or patterns by arranging small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials.
6. The art of creating designs or artworks using textiles and fabrics, such as weaving, embroidery, or fabric dyeing.
7. The art of creating functional or decorative objects from clay, often shaped on a pottery wheel and fired in a kiln.
8. The art of folding paper into various shapes and forms, often without cutting or gluing, to create decorative objects or figures.
11. The art of creating objects, such as pottery or sculptures, from clay that is shaped and fired in a kiln to achieve a hardened form.