Visual ART Foundation Course

The Visual Art Foundation Course introduces students to a wide array of subjects and techniques, providing a strong base for creative exploration and skill development. Below is a breakdown of the subjects included in the course:

Subjects Covered

1. Applied Art

   • Focus on design principles and their practical applications.

   • Includes advertising, branding, and poster design.

2. Painting Art

   • Covers various painting techniques such as watercolor, acrylic, and oil.

   • Emphasizes color theory, composition, and brushwork.

3. Sculpture Art

   • Introduction to three-dimensional art forms.

   • Techniques include carving, assembling, and modeling with materials like clay, wood, and metal.

4. Contemporary Art

   • Exploration of modern artistic expressions and experimental media.

   • Focus on conceptual thinking and installation art.

5. Modern Abstract Art

   • Study of abstraction techniques and movements.

   • Encourages personal expression through non-representational forms.

6. Traditional Art

   • Focus on historical art forms such as folk art, Tanjore painting, or Mysore style.

   • Emphasizes cultural heritage and traditional techniques.

7. Creative Imagination Skill Art

   • Exercises to enhance creativity and imaginative thinking.

   • Includes brainstorming activities and experimental projects.

8. Hobby Objective Art

   • Tailored for hobbyists to explore art as a leisure activity.

   • Includes basic drawing, painting, and craft-making techniques.

9. Clay Modeling Today Art Model

   • Hands-on experience in creating clay sculptures.

   • Covers techniques like coiling, slab building, and wheel throwing.

10. Plaster of Paris Moment Model

    • Introduction to working with plaster for creating molds and sculptures.

    • Focus on quick-setting techniques for detailed models.

11. Paper Creative Waste & Throw Art

    • Recycling paper into creative artworks.

    • Includes collage-making, papier-mâché, and decorative crafts.

12. Paintings Reproductions Art

    • Study of reproducing famous artworks.

    • Focus on understanding techniques used by master artists.

13. Imaginative Hobbies for Art Lovers

    • Open-ended projects encouraging personal exploration in any medium.

    • Designed for both students and teachers to develop their artistic vision.

This foundation course is ideal for beginners, hobbyists, or aspiring artists looking to build technical skills while exploring their creativity across diverse mediums.