Abstract canvas painting

There are many different art genres and styles, and brush styles that artists can use when creating a canvas painting. Here are some of the most common:

Art Genres:

Realism: This genre aims to create an accurate representation of the real world.
Impressionism: This genre focuses on capturing the impression of a scene or object, rather than a precise representation.
Abstract: This genre focuses on shapes, colors, and forms rather than representing recognizable objects.
Surrealism: This genre combines reality and the imagination to create dreamlike or bizarre images.
Expressionism: This genre focuses on the expression of emotion through bold colors and exaggerated forms.
Art Styles:

Baroque: This style is characterized by dramatic lighting, strong contrast, and elaborate ornamentation.
Renaissance: This style is characterized by classical motifs, linear perspective, and naturalistic representation.
Romanticism: This style is characterized by intense emotion, sublime landscapes, and dramatic contrasts.
Modernism: This style is characterized by abstraction, experimentation, and a rejection of traditional forms.
Pop Art: This style is characterized by bright colors, popular culture references, and a sense of irony.
Brush Styles:

Flat brush: This brush has a wide, flat shape that is ideal for covering large areas of the canvas.
Round brush: This brush has a pointed tip that is perfect for fine details and intricate designs.
Fan brush: This brush has a fan-shaped head that is ideal for blending and creating texture.
Filbert brush: This brush has a flat, oval-shaped head that is great for blending and creating soft edges.
Mop brush: This brush has a large, round head that is ideal for creating washes and blending colors.