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2 YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMME OF ART APPRECIATION COURSE IN PAINTING

Affiliated to Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Khairagarh.
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This course is for all those who want to learn art as a hobby or wanna pursue it as a profession. You will get to learn all the methods of drawing from a figure to a color rich painting.  This course covers still life sketching, portrait making, charcoal painting etc.

This works as foundation for further and advance courses in art and painting. and designing 

You will learn from this class:

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Fundamental Drawing

You will learn drawing, sketching and painting

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Old Master Painting

Gives deeper insights of color mixing & combinations

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Still Life Study

Studying still life and bringing realistic effect.

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Project
 

Detailed knowledge on use of all coloring mediums. 

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Dimension Design

Learn different methods of drawing and sketching

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Exhibition & Viva

Art Exhibition and sale, workshops and seminars. 

Course Overview:

 

                 Our "Two Year Diploma Programme of Art Appreciation Course in Painting" is your gateway to exploring the world of art in-depth. This comprehensive course, affiliated by Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Khairagarh, covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of art to advanced painting techniques. You'll have the opportunity to work with experienced instructors and fellow artists, enabling you to develop your artistic skills to their full potential.

 

Syllabus - 1st Year

 

       Paper-1 History of Indian painting (Theory)

  • Unit-1 Six Limbs of Indian painting (Aesthetics)

  • Unit-2 Brief history of Indian traditional painting such as Ajanta, Jain, Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, Bengal School and Contemporary Painting of Chhattisgarh.

  • Unit-3 Indian eminent artist-Raja Ravi Verma, Abanindranath Tagore, Nandlal Bosh, Amrita Sher-Gil, Narayan Shridhar Bendre, Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar ( K.K Hebbar), Ram kumar, Jagdish Swaminathan

 

       Paper-2 Drawing ( Practical )

  • Drawing from single objects –Cubes, Cones, Cylindrical Objects and Group of Objects, Head Study (Antique), Study of forms in Nature in line, Tone Shade. (Medium- Pencil, Charcoal, Crayon)

 

       Paper-3 Design 2D Practical )

  • Study of two dimensional space and its organizational possibilities, elements of Pictorial expression, related to concepts of space and forms study of various types of objects (Nature and Manmade) Developing an awareness of pictorial elements such as points, Line, Shape, Volume, Texture, Light and Colour and other basic design problems. (Medium-Pencil, Pen & Ink, Water Colour, Poster Colour, Pastel, Crayon, Wax pencil, etc.)

 

       Paper-4 Copy from Old Master Painting ( Practical )

  • Ajanta, Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, Bangal School (Medium-Water Colour, Poster Colour, Tempera, Acrylic) Sessional: Each paper-Minimum 8 works, Paper size- ¼ Imperial

  • ( Sessional works will be submitted to the Department one week before the commencement of examination and it will be returned after the evaluation )

 

Syllabus - 2nd Year

 

       Paper-1 Project ( Practical )

  • Fundamental of Art- Element of Painting- Line, Form, Tone, Texture, Space, colour, Principle of Composition-Proportion, Balance, Dominance, Harmony, Rhythm, Unity, Perspective, Texture.

  • Methods and Material- Drawing And Painting Equipments, Tools and Their uses –pencil, Eraser, Charcoal, Board, Brushes, Paper, Canvas.

  • Oil painting and Acrylic painting - Tools Equipments and Methods and Technique- Structure, Linseed oil, Turpentine oil, Palettes, Dippers, Brushes, Easels Spatula etc. (Note-Student should select one topic (listed above suggested areas in consultation from the Head of Department to prepare and submit the project)

 

       Practical: Paper-2 Drawing ( Practical )

  • Nature Drawing

  •  (a) To develop the sense of structure. Study from any kind of forms in earthen pot, shells, butterflies, flowers, plants, insects, minerals, Skeleton etc. To understand how these forms achieve their structural unity through adherence to principles with physical nature of the material being observed and studied through various rendering media and techniques in different light conditions.

  • (b) Drawing from human figure-mainly based on general form and gesture.

  • Still Life/Antique Head Study (colour) - Observed and studied in various rendering media and techniques in different light conditions.(Medium-Water Colour, Acrylic Colour, Dry Pastel, Oil Pastel etc.)

 

       Paper-3 Creative Composition ( Practical )

  • (Figurative and Non Figurative) (Medium- Oil colour, Acrylic Colour, Water Colour, Dry Pastel, Oil Pastel, MixedMedia, etc.)

  • Paper-4 Exhibition and Viva

  • Sessional work : Each paper-Minimum 8 works, Paper size- ½ Imperial (Sessional works will be submitted to the Department after Exhibition and Viva Examination. Sessional work may be returned after the evaluation)

STUDENT'S WORKS

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