DP327 : Monotype

Department

Department of Fine and Applied arts

Academic Program

Bachelor in Graphic Design

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

DP207

Intended learning outcomes

Knowledge & understanding

  • Differentiate between the material, tools and colors used.
  • The characteristics of the raw materials that are used are colors, leaves and zinc graph.
  • Learn about the possibility of using different colors
  • Learn about the printing press and how to use it.

Mental skills

  • Creativity in the field of printing and the use of different special tools to produce different textures.
  • Relying on sense and intuition because its results are all surprising.
  • The student will be able to learn how to choose the appropriate topic for printing.

Practical & professional skills

  • The student knows how to deal with colors and colored inks.
  • Rely on experience and intuition while printing.
  • The student knows how to handle the piston
  • The student gets acquainted with the technical topics that are in line with the technology

Generic and transferable skills

  • The student learns how to deal and coordinate with his classmates.
  • The student learns teamwork.
  • The student learns from the professor of the subject many experiments and techniques.

Teaching and learning methods

  • Lectures
  • Laboratory activities

Engineering drawing (AFA 131)
The foundations of design (AFA 123)
(GS122)
free drawing (AFA122)
(AFA 224)
Graphic Composition 1 (DP 201)
free drawing (DP203)
(DP306)
Graphic Communication Design1 (Branding Design) (DP222)
specialty history (DP215)
Etching (DP310)
History of medieval art (AFA323)
Printed character design (DP221)
Monotype (DP207)
Graphic Composition II (DP202)
Digital Design Programs I (Photoshop) (DP217)
Relief printing (DP413)
Art Terms (AFA 226)
Textile printing (DP 328)
Monotype (DP327)
Screen printing (DP318)
ART history in the Renaissance (AFA324)
free drawing (DP205)
Graphic Communication Design III (Annual Calendar Design) (DP224)
Digital Design Software II (Illustrator) (DP317)
Screen printing II (DP419)
Graphics industry (DP426)
Modern Art History (AFA 425)
Ceramic printing (DP458)