Painting ART Section
Painting ART Foundation Course
The Painting Art Section in a foundation course focuses on developing essential skills, techniques, and theoretical knowledge related to painting. Below are the detailed subjects covered:
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Emphasis on drawing without mechanical aids.
Exercises to improve hand-eye coordination and fluidity in strokes.
Development of confidence in creating spontaneous artworks.
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Techniques for quick sketching to capture movement and form.
Focus on speed, accuracy, and simplification of details.
Useful for live sketching and brainstorming artistic ideas.
3.
Training the mind to visualize and sketch creative concepts.
Encourages unique artistic expression through imaginative ideas.
Exercises include abstract forms, fantasy art, and conceptual designs.
4.
Introduction to basic graphic design principles.
Use of digital tools for creating visual compositions.
Focus on typography, layout design, and branding elements.
5.
Exploration of flat design techniques using shapes, lines, and colors.
Understanding symmetry, balance, and composition in 2D artworks.
Projects include patterns, posters, and illustrative designs.
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Study of art terminology in both English and Kannada languages.
Overview of regional art history and its cultural significance.
Comparative study of Indian and Western art traditions.
7.
Techniques to translate ideas into visual representations.
Exercises in storytelling through art forms like comics or illustrations.
Focus on building a strong narrative through visual elements.
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Fundamentals of drawing human faces with accurate proportions.
Techniques for capturing expressions, emotions, and details.
Use of different mediums like pencil, charcoal, or paint.
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Study of natural scenery including mountains, rivers, forests, etc.
Techniques for perspective, depth, and atmospheric effects.
Exploration of mediums such as watercolor, oil paints, or pastels.
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Study of major art movements in Indian history (e.g., Mughal miniatures, Tanjore paintings).
Exploration of cultural influences on traditional Indian art forms.
Understanding the evolution of Indian aesthetics over time.
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Overview of global art movements (e.g., Renaissance, Impressionism).
Study of famous artists and their contributions to art history.
Comparative analysis of cultural styles across regions.
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Mastery of layering, blending, and glazing techniques in oil painting.
Focus on achieving smooth textures and realistic effects.
Projects include still-life compositions or portraiture.
13.
Introduction to acrylic painting techniques with a focus on perspective.
Exercises in creating depth using linear and aerial perspective.
Projects include urban landscapes or architectural studies.
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Techniques for creating vibrant nature-inspired artworks using watercolors.
Study of washes, gradients, and wet-on-wet techniques.
Focus on capturing the essence of natural elements like trees or water bodies.
This curriculum provides a balanced mix of practical skills and theoretical knowledge to help students build a strong foundation in painting while fostering creativity and self-expression.