Art can be found in many different aspects. For instance, the installation of metal roofing CT can be considered as an art itself depending on the intricacy of the project performed. The way you organize your stuff to make it look appealing in the eyes; it can be considered as art too. But if you think that fine art is just about painting of famous and renowned artists, you are wrong. There are actually many different subsections of it that defines what category it falls into.
Realism
This is otherwise known as naturalism or an art style that is deemed by many as “real art”. This is due to the reason that it tries to portray its subject as it appears in real life but is short of looking like the ones taken in photos.
This art follows formal artistic theory and stylization. Rather than spending most of time and effort to pay attention to create accurate depiction of the objects and life forms, the artist’s perspective is focused more on the illusion of reality, darks and lights, good composition as well as tone and color.
Photorealism
Also called by many names like sharp focus realism, super realism as well as hyper realism. This is a style of art where artwork looks as if it’s a real photo.
The illusion of reality is fine-tuned that the painting appears more of a large and sharply focused photo on canvas. It’s a kind of style in which careful attention to detail is considered.
Painterly
This is a style of art that is being characterized by the visible texture and brushstrokes left in paint medium. Artworks that feature this style of art may be created by using acrylics, oils, gouache, watercolour or any other medium where brush is used.
Back then, painters are having a difficult time in eliminating textures or brushstrokes from their painting by blending and working their paint. With painterly artists though, it’s not the case. They are not bothered of the brushwork being seen as for them, it is art in its own nature. Thus in painterly, it is pretty common to see thin layers of paint, which is perfectly normal.