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ARTS QUARTER 1: WEEK 4

 

WESTERN CLASSICAL ART TRADITIONS

Watch the following video lessons:

ELEMENTS OF ART

PRINCIPLES OF ART

FUNCTIONS OF ART


Videos Credits:
Leo Francis Barbonio (Principles of Art)
btsanglais (Elements of Art)
ArtOfTeaching (Principles of Art)



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