Landscape

It is the space naturally occurring between the foreground and the background.  

• Background

• Foreground

• Middleground

• Horizon line

It is generally closer to the bottom of the composition, although that isn’t always the case.  Because this part of the scene is closest to the viewer the objects appear to be larger.

• Foreground

• Background

• Horizon Line

• Middle Ground

It is the depiction of natural scenery in art. It may capture mountains, valleys, bodies of water, fields, forests, and coasts and may or may not include man-made structures as well as people.

• Abstract Landscape

• Scenery

• Background

• Landscape

A scene is the furthest away.  It gives some context to the scene, where it might be taking place.  Because items here are meant to appear farther away they are much smaller in size, duller in color, and contain less detail than objects that are close to the viewer.

• Horizon Line

• Middle ground

• Foreground

• Background

ADDING SHADOWS TO TWO DIMENSIONAL SHAPES CAN MAKE THEM APPEAR THREE DIMENSIONAL.

• Overlap

• Shading

• Size

• Value and Space

DEPTH CAN BE CREATED THROUGH THE USE OF ONE VANISHING POINT. 

• Size

• Value and Focus

• Linear Perspective

• Placement

OBJECTS THAT ARE FAR AWAY APPEAR LIGHTER IN COLOR AND LESS CLEAR THAN OBJECTS THAT ARE CLOSE.

• Value and Focus

• Size

• Placement

• Shading

 Father of Filipino Landscape painting

• Juan Luna

• Francisco Balagtas

• Ang Kiukok

• Fernando Amorsolo

This artworks seek to communicate the artist’s impression of a space — not the reality of it

• Landscape

• Impressionist Landscape

• Abstract Landscape

• Representational Landscape

This art relies less on the surrounding environment provided by the landscape to tell a story, but rather on representing the main subject of the image in a new light

• Representational Landscape

• Impressionist Lanscape

• Abstract Landscape

• Seascape