Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting study materials
Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting study resources

Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting case studies

Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting qualification is a Class 12 arts subject assessed through both a written theory paper and a practical examination. It suits students who want studio practice to count toward their senior secondary result, and it is often taken by candidates preparing for art-school entrance tests, design diplomas, or simply building a portfolio they can show to clients and colleges. The Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary Drawing and Painting case studies are 5 cases and about 3,957 words.

1

The chalky still life: two light sources, 140 minutes left

A candidate in the PSEB practical examination has 180 minutes to complete a still-life study in poster colour. The set-up is a white plaster cube, a brass jug, one red apple, a dark green glass bottle and a royal blue cloth.

936 words, about 5 min
2

Attributing a Rajasthani page: Bundi or Kishangarh?

An art club is preparing a caption for a reproduction shown at a school exhibition. The reproduction is a narrow horizontal painting, roughly 20 × 45 cm, on paper: a royal couple seated on a white terrace at night.

776 words, about 4 min
3

Labelling a near-black history painting: Baroque, Neoclassical or Romantic?

In a Western art appreciation paper, candidates are given a written description of a painting (no reproduction is available) measuring about 2.6 × 3.2 m. Three-quarters of the canvas is near-black.

558 words, about 3 min
4

The portrait that looks like a caricature: 60 minutes left

In the portrait practical, the model sits for 150 minutes. The room has a north window on the model's left and a tungsten bulb on the right at roughly 45°.

868 words, about 4 min
5

Ten works by Friday: portfolio selection, file compliance and captions

A candidate applying to a diploma in applied art must submit a PDF portfolio of 10 works, A4, sRGB, under 20 MB, with captions, by Friday. Current holdings: four still-life studies from the same set-up, three traced film-poster designs, one competent landscape, a 40-page sketchbook, six rough logo thumbnails for a fictitious coffee brand, and a two-hour exam life study.

819 words, about 4 min