It focuses on the building of basic technical skills.
It is designed to concentrate also on developing visualisation abilities
along with strong conceptual skills.
The programme provides an exposure to various media and techniques which are
considered to be pre-requisites to the field of design whatever the chosen
discipline.
It is a research oriented programme and the student is encouraged to present papers and make presentations on various subjects that are explored during the course of the programme.
Programme Content
• Basic Sketching
• Understanding Form and Line
• The Study of Perspectives (vertical, linear, elliptical and circular),
• Composition and Visualisation Techniques and Exercises,
• Rendering in Half Tones, Monochromatic Exercises,
• Introduction to Water-Colour,
• Introduction to Charcoal,
• History of Art, an Introduction,
• Introduction to Computers
• Introduction to Glass/Wood /Textile/Metal
(Personality Development and Confidence Building Exercises)
Eligibility Criteria
Students who have successfully completed grade 10 and above
Graduates from any discipline
Selection process
Entrance test
Portfolio presentation
Interview
The Entrance test is designed to test the aptitude of the
applicant.
It assesses the student on colour sensibility and awareness.
Drawing and Visualisation Skills
(The emphasis is more on visualisation and conceptual abilities)
No special preparation is necessary and students are urged
to remain
spontaneous in their approach to art.
