AD227 : Free Drawing specialty

Department

Department of Fine and Applied arts

Academic Program

Bachelor in Advertising and commercial design

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

Intended learning outcomes

Knowledge & understanding

  • Understand the basics of drawing and the tools used
  • The ability to control the use of pens and its gradations in shading and highlighting the artwork.
  • The ability to understand and know the choice of paper material and the skill that the student possesses.
  • The student's knowledge of the subject of the artwork and its impact on the design.

Mental skills

  • The student should distinguish between the types of materials used in drawing, such as paper, different pencils and inking pens.
  • That the student concludes from the composition of the artwork the process of light and shadow.
  • That the student distinguish between planning an artwork integrated with light and shadow techniques, and planning an abstract drawing with an inking pen.
  • The student should distinguish between a technical drawing and a schematic abstract drawing, which is appropriate in advertisement designs.

Practical & professional skills

  • The student should have the skill of using pencils in drawing and shading.
  • The student should use the initial drawing and whoever used it in an abstract design.
  • The student's skill in using drawing in a design on computer programs.
  • The student's skill in performance and linking between drawing and abstraction in design.

Generic and transferable skills

  • The skill of using drawing and employing it in design.
  • The student should have a high ability to distinguish in the use of pens with what is commensurate with the material of the paper and its effect on the mechanisms of drawing.
  • The ability to process creativity and design.
  • The ability to overcome difficulties in producing design artwork.

Teaching and learning methods

  • Lectures
  • Panel discussions
  • practical application