WAEC Visual Art 2026 Questions And Answers

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WAEC Visual Art Areas of Concentration 2026

General Knowledge in Art
- Nature and branches of Art and careers in art
- Visual awareness, understanding and appreciation of Art elements (line, colour, space, shape, form, texture, etc.)
- Principles of Art – balance, rhythm, proportion, harmony, emphasis, variety, etc.
- Perspective – aerial, linear (angular/parallel) and foreshortening
- Production, use and care of art/craft tools and materials (brush, pencil, colour, palette, easels, etc.)
- Art and craft terms – tie and dye, biscuit ware, silhouette, relief, chiaroscuro, sfumato, aperture, etc.
- Inter-relationships of the arts – music, visual art, dance, drama and literary arts
Art of West Africa
- Traditional Art of West Africa – animism, fetishism and mythology
- Ancient Traditional Art by country:
  - Cameroon – Bamileke
  - Dahomey (Benin Republic) – Fon
  - Gambia – Wollof, Mandinka, Jola
  - Ghana – Ashanti, Fante, Ewe, Frafra
  - Guinea – Kissi
  - Cote d’Ivoire – Senufo, Baule
  - Liberia – Dan and Ngere
  - Mali – Dogon, Bambara
  - Sierra Leone – Mende, Sherbro
  - Burkina Faso – Mossi, Bobo, Kurumba
  - Nigeria – Benin, Ife, Nok, Igbo-Ukwu, Esie, Owo, etc.
- Modern Traditional Art – Oshogbo art, Ashanti and Ewe Kente, Modern Benin art, Winneba pottery, Abuja pottery, Ntoso adinkra, Bida brass works, calabash carving, Mbari mud sculpture, weaving, leatherwork
- Contemporary Art – art institutions, art schools, galleries, museums, cultural organisations
- Outstanding contemporary West African Artists – training, style, achievements and contributions
Pre-historic, Ancient Egyptian and Western Art
- Pre-historic Art (20,000 – 2000 BC) – Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic stone Ages; beliefs, materials, characteristics and functions
- Ancient Egyptian Art (11,000 – 7,000 BC) – Old, Middle and New Kingdoms; beliefs, styles and functions
- Greek Art – Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic periods; characteristics and artists
- Medieval Art – features, media and characteristics
- Renaissance Art – Early, Low and High Renaissance; artists include Giotto, Donatello, Masaccio
- 19th Century Art:
  - Impressionism – Paul Cezanne, Claude Monet, Edouard Manet, Georges Seurat
  - Post-Impressionism – Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin
- 20th Century Art – Cubism; influence of African Art; artists: Pablo Picasso, George Braque
Paper 3A – Drawing
- Drawing from Objects – group of man-made/arranged objects
- Drawing from Nature – natural objects, plants, rocks, bones, insects, birds, shells, fish, etc.
- Drawing from Life – structure and form of a living human figure
Paper 3B – Creative Design (2-Dimensional)
- Graphic Design:
  - Lettering and Poster Design – Roman, Gothic characters; posters, greeting cards, logos, emblems, symbols
  - Book Illustration – story and text illustrations in books, magazines and newspapers
  - Printmaking – linocut, woodcut, yam print, stenciling, screen printing
  - Package Design – wrappers, cereal packages, CD jackets
  - Computer Graphics – CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop, etc.
- Textile Design:
  - Batik, tie and dye, block or screen printing
  - Appliqué – shaped fabric pieces sewn on a foundation fabric
  - Tapestry – woven pattern or picture fabric used as wall hanging or upholstery
- Picture-Making:
  - Painting – illustrative composition using suitable medium; includes Mural
  - Photography – portraits, landscape, seascape, nature, pets; experimental photography
  - Mosaic – pictures made with small pieces of coloured glass, paper or tile
  - Collage – pictures made from irregular shaped materials like cloth and paper
Paper 3C – Creative Design (3-Dimensional)
- Sculpture – clay, metal, wood, papier-mâché, cement (clay works must be fired)
- Product Design/Modelling – industrial product models such as automobiles, phones, bottles, cosmetics
- Ceramics – jugs, flower vases, bowls, toy animals/figures (clay works must be fired)
- Crafts:
  - Basketry – mats, chairs, hats, stools, bags woven in cane or raffia
  - Jewellery – ornaments using metals, beads, plastic, shells, seeds
  - Calabash Decoration – designing and decorating calabash using various methods