Other - an artwork that does not fit into any of the above categories. Artwork Style - this category allows you to choose from a variety of art styles. The term abstract also refers to images derived from nature, but changed to their basic geometric forms. Some types of abstract art used to be called nonobjective, however, this term, for the most part, has been abandoned. Cubism - This is a relatively modern art movement, allegedly invented by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso and French artist Georges Braque in the beginning of the 20th century.
Cubists mainly use solid colors and geometric shapes to depict objects or emotions.
Cubism is considered the beginning of Abstract art. Expressionism - Artists working in this style set as their goal to accurately depict subjective feelings and emotions, rather than superficial, objective reality. To achieve their goals the artists would often alter, exaggerate, caricature or distort the subject of their work. Expressionist movement developed in late 19th century as a reaction against conservative academic standards in Europe. Impressionism - Artists who work in this style usually depict what they see at any particular moment.