Traditional occupations in India - Visual arts

A cooperative society can help in sales and resources. In exams connect cooperative with collective benefit.

Photos and lists help customers view products easily. In exams remember catalogue as a marketing tool.

Workshops are a good medium to learn and teach art. In exams connect workshop with skill transfer.

Eco friendly material can be a sustainable and safe choice. In exams connect sustainable material with responsible production.

The story of art connects customers with tradition and meaning. In exams connect storytelling with sales and identity.

Certification and identity marks help identify genuine products. In exams connect GI with distinctive regional products.

Market understanding helps an artist identify suitable products and customers. In exams treat market awareness as a career skill.

In painting, a brush is used to apply colour and create strokes on paper, canvas, or another surface. Clay is shaped with modelling tools, so option B is not correct. Exam tip: remember art tools by matching each one with its primary function.

An exhibition brings viewers and buyers to an artist. In exams consider exhibition as a means of promotion.

When art skill gives income it can become a livelihood. In exams connect livelihood with employment and income.

In visual art ideas are expressed through colour form and shape. In exams understand expression as a main feature of visual art.

Folk stories and nature are common sources of inspiration in traditional painting. In exams connect themes with culture.

Making balanced colour combinations is an important visual-art and design skill because appropriate colour selection makes a picture, textile, poster, or decorative object attractive and effective. Checking train tickets is a service task, while serving food is related to hospitality; neither is a visual-art skill. Exam tip: Tasks involving colour, line, shape, and composition are generally associated with visual arts.

The right surface helps durability and neat presentation of a painting. In exams remember surface as the painting base.

Mithila painting is also called Madhubani painting. In exams connect both names with the same art.

A craftsperson makes useful or decorative art items by hand. In exams connect craftsperson with handmade work.

Record keeping gives an artisan information about production and sales. In exams treat record keeping as a business skill.

In terracotta clay is shaped and baked. In exams connect terracotta with clay craft.

Attractive presentation draws customer attention. In exams connect presentation with marketing.

Documentation preserves art style and process. In exams connect documentation with preservation.