1. FINE ART
1.1. IT DEVELOPS
1.1.1. to be aesthetically beautiful
1.2. IT ALLOWS
1.2.1. full expression
1.2.2. display of an artist’s imagination
1.3. TYPES
1.3.1. painting
1.3.2. sculpture
1.3.3. architecture
1.3.4. drawing
1.4. ARTIST
1.4.1. Pablo Picasso
1.4.2. Vincent Van Gogh
1.4.3. Jackson Pollock
1.4.4. Claude Monet
1.4.5. Umberto Boccioni
2. DECORATIVE
2.1. ARE
2.1.1. both functional
2.1.2. beautiful to look at
2.2. MAY BE USED
2.2.1. crafts
2.3. IT INCLUDES
2.3.1. everyday items
2.4. SHOULD BE
2.4.1. hand-made
2.5. IT INCLUDES
2.5.1. ceramics
2.5.2. glassware
2.5.3. woodwork
2.5.4. textiles
2.5.5. enamelwork
2.5.6. metalwork
2.6. ARTIST
2.6.1. William Morris
2.6.2. Peter Carl Fabergé
3. REPRESENTATIONAL ART
3.1. DEPICTS
3.1.1. recognizable subjects
3.1.2. real objects
3.1.2.1. however
3.1.2.1.1. It isn't always hyper realistic
4. ABSTRACT ART
4.1. INSPIRATION
4.1.1. from reality
4.2. POSSESSES
4.2.1. a misunderstood artistic style
5. NON-OBJECTIVE ART
5.1. There isn't basis in reality
5.2. USES
5.2.1. elements
5.2.2. materials
5.2.3. principles of art
5.3. ARTISTS
5.3.1. Jackson Pollock
5.3.2. Wassily Kandinsky
5.3.3. Piet Mondrian
5.3.4. Sonia Delaunay
6. COMMERCIAL
6.1. CAN BE
6.1.1. functional
6.1.2. beautiful
6.2. IS
6.2.1. creative service
6.3. IS CREATED
6.3.1. commercial purposes
6.3.1.1. such as
6.3.1.1.1. Advertising
6.4. IT PROMOTES
6.4.1. sale
6.4.2. interest of services
6.4.3. products
6.4.4. ideas
6.5. IT INCLUDES
6.5.1. graphic design
6.5.2. photography
6.5.3. illustration
6.5.4. animation
6.5.5. television
6.5.6. fashion design
6.5.7. visual effects
6.5.8. industrial design
6.6. ARTIST
6.6.1. Andy Warhol
6.6.2. Norman Rockwell,
6.6.3. Takashi Murakami