A person who practices architecture.

It applies scientific methodology, math, and logic.

It applies various art elements and principles

Refer to synthetic materials that are manufactured through human effort such as structural steel and reinforced concrete.

Naturally occurring materials, such as clay, rocks, woods, lumber, twigs and leaves.

A structural system with a curved structure that is used to support bridges, viaducts, and with large and dominical and vaulted structures.

A structural system with a curved- roof structure that resembles the hollow upper half of a sphere and covers an enormous amount of space.       

A structural system where strong horizontal elements are held up by strong vertical elements with large spaces between them.

A structural system that takes advantage of the inherent geometric stability of the triangle to evenly distribute wight and to handle changing tension and compression. 

a structural system in which a beam supported at one end and carries a load at theother end or distributed along the unsupported portion

It is concerned with the design and construction of buildings and structures for religiouspurposes such as shrines (e.g. pagoda), places of worship (e.g. churches, mosques, temples,and synagogues) and funerary monuments and structures (e.g. pyramids).

It is produced for the social unit: the individual, family, or clan and their dependents, humanand animal. It provides shelter and security for the basic physical functions of life and at timesalso for commercial, industrial, or agricultural activities that involve the family unit rather thanthe community.

It is concerned with the design and planning of buildings and structures for business purposes.

It is concerned with the design and planning of buildings for specific purposes of public welfaresuch as health and educational facilities.

It is produced for enjoyment, pleasure, amusement, and self-cultivation.

It is created based on the expressive functions arising from the ideology of the different systemsof government (monarchy, theocracy, democracy, etc.) and from the traditions of the variousoffices of government (law courts, assembly houses, city halls, etc.).

it is the art of writing letters and is solely based on penmanship. It involves beautiful handwriting through elegant strokes and correct formation of letters.

it is the art of arranging letters and it requires the analysis of space, scale,and order of the letters to ensure that they clear, readable, and legible.

it is the art of drawing letters and is based on draftsmanship. This means thatlettering involves illustrating letters rather than just writing plain texts.

an instrument that applies ink on any surface.

colored fluid that is used for illustrating or writing letters.

an instrument that applies paint on any surface.

thin sheet in which ink or paint is applied; some papers have guides that help artists practice the measurements of letterforms; it may be graphed, dotted, or lined.

a brush with widely arranged bristles which are great for letters that requirecontrasting thicknesses.

a think brush with long bristles; it is effective for adding small and intricatedetails and lines to design.

as nibs that may be flat, round, or pointed, adding variations to thethickness or thinness of the word you have written.

has tips that come in various thickness; used for outlining, coloring, addingshadows, and other techniques.

the pen version of paint brush that is good in continuous application of ink.

brush with thick bristles and sharp point at the end; it is a universal brushas it helps create alternatively balanced thick and thin strokes.

refers to the general design or overall look of letters when written or illustrated. It canbe fancy, minimalistic, or elegant.

refers to the style of a typeface or the manner a letter design is presented.

a typeface that does not have serifs

a typeface derived from the fluid stroke often created from handwriting; usuallyuses cursive strokes that provide elegance to your work

a typeface that has small lines attached to the end of the strokes of letters andsymbols

typeface is neutral or not stylized

typeface is slightly slanted to the right

typeface is dark, think, and heavy

typeface has less weight and are thinner

this is the phase by which you add embellishments or decorative detailssuch as borders, dividers, banners, label boxes, symbols, swashes, shadows, and outlines.

it is the trial-and-error phase. It involves identifying the word/s to draw,choosing the typeface and font to be used, creating guides and layout, and sketching theactual work.

it is the phase where you start tracing your sketch with ink or paint by usingyour pen or brush

comes from the Tagalog word “baybay”which means “to spell.”

it is an energy perceived through the sense of hearing, and is produced byvibrations.

it is the absence of sound or noise.

commonly used as an umbrella term formusical compositions and songs created and performed by Filipino artists.

a form of music that generally uses a simple, memorable melody, andemphasizes the rhythm which repeats throughout much of the song.

a form of music typically consisting of a rhythmic, rhyming vocal style called“rapping” chanted over backing beats and scratching performed on a turntable by a DJ.

refers to popular love songs that are slow in tempo and have sweet andserenading melody, with roots that may be stemmed from kundiman and harana.

a form of music with prominent vocal melody accompanied by guitar, drums,and bass.

a form of music that uses staccato beats played through a guitar or piano whichgive a “jumpy” or lively vibe.

refers to popular songs that are built upon a novel concept, usually fromgimmicks, pieces of humor, or nonsensical themes.

a form of music commonly characterized by soulful melody and voice.

a form of music with strong ethnic influence.

artists are influenced to compose and perform by the current political climate orany subject matter related to politics.

artists write and sing songs that serenade someone, appreciateromantic love, value love within the family, or present struggles of many couples.

there are also several Filipino songs that boost our self-esteem.

many songs and musical compositions promote love for ourcountry and boosts a sense of collective identity.

other musical compositions have themes focused on raising awarenessto and boosting initiatives to solve gender-related issues, particularly that of women andmembers of the LGBT+.

refers to the arrangement or order of events in a play; it provides a logical structure to the story, connecting different events in the narrative.

refers to the person who writes the play; conceptualizes the story, characters, their dialogue, and other important aspects of the narrative.

refers to the foundation of the plot or reason why the playwright wrote the play; itis where the narrative or story is based.

refers to the visual and auditory aspects of a play

refers to the manager of the entire production

refers to the area where performers and audience come together

refer to those that bring the plot to life

called theater-in-the-round; a theatrical stage that has noconcealed sides, making the theatrical performance perceivable all around.

a theatrical stage that has little-to-no fixed structure

a theatrical stage that has an arch that resembles a picture frame.

a theatrical stage that protrudes forward, making the theatrical performanceviewable at three perspectives;

art-form used to simulate experiences that communicate ideas, stories, perceptions, feelings, beauty, or atmospherethrough the use of moving images.

one who takes the onus of a feature film from beginning to end, andmost commonly fulfils the dual role of producer and director (or more).

involves a number of discrete stages including an initial story, idea, or commission

It is the process of selecting and preparing written, visual, audible, and film mediaused to convey information.

Also called scriptwriting, is the art and craft of writing scripts for mass mediasuch as feature films, television productions or video games.

It is an activity in which a story is told by means of its enactment by an actor oractress who adopts a character—in theatre, television, film, radio, or any other mediumthat makes use of the mimetic mode

An extremely important element which involves the overall management offilmmaking and assures that all other elements are polished and integrated in thedevelopment and production of the film

It comprises all on-screen visual elements, including lighting, framing,composition, camera motion, camera angles, film selection, lens choices, depth of field,zoom, focus, color, exposure, and filtration.