Lesson 2: Drawing the Art of Filipino Cultural Communities: Attire and Body Accessories

1. Drawing the Art of Filipino
Cultural Communities: Attire and
Body Accessories

2. Fabric is a cloth typically
produced by weaving or
knitting textile fibers to
make an attire or part of
a body accessory.

3. Our fabrics are living stories of the Filipino
culture and tradition.

4. Every Filipino must take part in
promoting our local products.
Doing so can help our indigenous
people in their livelihood and economic
situation.

5. Filipino Ethnic Body
Ornamentations

6. a. Examples of traditional attire of different Filipino
cultural communities
Ifugao men Ati

7. Manobo B’laan

8. B. Examples of Filipino body accessories
Apayao sipatal or tribal necklace Ivatan vakul

9. Ifugao dinumug or ling-ling-o pendants

10. Shape- is the external body of
an object. It can be natural or
geometric.

11. Geometric shapes are
regular shapes. Some of these are
squares, circle, oval, triangle, and
rectangle.

12. A square has
four sides of
equal length.

13. A circle is a shape
that goes around a
center and meets the
line where it started.
It looks like a closed
curved line.

14. An oval is a
pulled- out circle
shaped like an
egg.

15. A triangle has
three sides and
three corners.

16. A rectangle is a
pulled- out square.
The two pairs of
opposite sides have
the same length.

17. Other common geometric shapes: cross, heart,
star and diamond.

18. Irregular or natural shapes are
nongeometric figures. They include
abstract objects and shapes found in
nature such as leaves, flowers, stones,
and clouds.

20. Crayon resist is
an art technique
that uses crayons
and watercolors to
create and color
drawings.

21. Crayon etching it is
done by scraping off
and removing a surface
of wax crayons to reveal
a lighter color
underneath.