Still Life & Composition Classes including Freehand Drawing, Object Drawing, Pencil Shading, Pastel Colour and Water Colour

Certificate Course in Still Life & CompositionDuration : 3 Months

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About the Course

Composition is the arrangement of visual elements or ingredients in a work of art, as distinct from the subject of a work. Still Life Composition is representation of inanimate objects, such as flowers or fruit, painting or photograph. The students are made to draw from different angles with proper disposition. The techniques are made simple to make the course interesting and understandable so that one enjoys while drawing.

Duration

3 Months

Batch Available

Online

Twice a Week for One Hour
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On-Campus

Alternate Days

Monday - Wednesday - Friday
10AM to 12PM

Part Time (Weekend)

Saturday - Sunday
10AM to 1PM

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Learn in Drawing
- Drawing Exercises
- How to Hold Pencil
- Introduction of Lines
- Practice of Horizontal, Vertical & Diagonal Lines
- Practice of Curve & Zigzag Lines
- Study of Different Geometric Shapes
- Drawing Measurement
- Rules of Drawing
- How to Observe the Subject
- How to Measure Drawing Area
- Freehand Drawing
- Scribbling Drawing
- Nature Drawing
- Object Study
- Still Life
- Introduction of Still Life
- Types of Still Life
- Techniques of Still Life
- Selection and Arrangement of Objects
- Find Shape in Objects
- Measurement of Objects
- About Eye Level, Light Source, Tonal Variation, Texture, Colour
- Still Life Study of Foreground & Background with Drapery
- Still Life Study with Different Materials
- Still Life Drawing from Different Angles
- Composition
- Principal of Design
- Distribution of Space
- How to Divide Negative & Positive Area
- Different Objects Composition

Mediums that We Use
- HB & Shading Pencils
- Types of Shading Pencils
- Study Shades with a Single Pencil
- Study Light to Dark and Dark to Light Shading
- Pencil Shading Techniques like Blending, Hatching, Cross-Hatching, Stippling, Scribbling, Circulism, Contour Shading, etc
- Use of Different Materials for Shading Like Cloth, Cotton, Tissue Paper, Brush, Blending Stump, etc
- Combine Shading Techniques
- How to Create Texture & Strokes with Pencil
- Study of Texture Using Pencil Dust with Different Materials like Cloth, Cotton, Wood, Paper, Sack, Dry-Leaves, Thread, Brush etc.
- Impression Work on Paper with Different Materials Like Leather, Wood, Cloth, Wall, Marble, Sand, etc.
- Work with Charcoal Stick / Pencil
- Pen & Ink
- Introduction of Pens
- Techniques of Pens
  - Fineliners & Technical Pens
  - Brush Pens
  - Dip Pens
- Use of Crowquill Nib
- Types of Inks
- Surfaces and Paper
- Brush Handling
- Water Colour
- Introduction of Water Colour
- About Water Colour Equipment
- Types of Water Colours
- Types of Water Colour Papers
- Value Chart & Blending
- Water Colour Techniques
  - Wet in Wet and Wet on Dry
  - Flat & Graded Wash
  - Splatter & Spray
  - Stamped Texture
  - Tissue Paper Texture
  - Plastic Wrap Texture
  - Wax Resist
  - Dry Brush
  - Dryer Tips