Overview
The art of printing textiles 4 is one of
the most important practical arts that the learner (student) does not dispense
with in the field of art education, and despite the technological development
in textile printing methods, manual printing (free drawing by hand on fabric),
which is known as the art of Pinter, still enjoys a high artistic position
because of the high artistic and aesthetic values of this art. In this course,
the materials and tools used in printing are studied, understood and known in
the art of drawing free on canvas to achieve color and tactile values through
the implementation process to develop intellectual horizons and artistic and
aesthetic visions of the subject.
Description of the practical part
(Laboratory projects):
- Making applications of the method of
free drawing on the surface of the canvas to give the information to the
student in a correct way.
- Implementation of artistic topics based
on the student's vision and artistic and aesthetic horizons.
- Planning multiple designs in the style
of free drawing on canvas and then direct coloring within the boundaries of the
design
- Enable the student to t to freely
implement drawing on the surface of the canvas as one of the modern methods of
drawing on the material.
Intended learning outcomes
Learning Outcomes
1- The student should be familiar with the
historical aspect and principles of the silkscreen printing method, how to
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disadvantages and advantages, and the requirements necessary for their
processing,
2 The student should explain the
colorants, chops and pastes used in the silkscreen printing method.
3- The student should distinguish the
historical aspect of the art of printing by the method of batik or isolation
with immune wax, by isolating some areas, the most important dyes used, and the
necessary technical controls during the preparation of solutions and pastes in
the method of printing with batik.
4- The student should explain the
historical aspect of the art of printing in contemporary marbling, and the most
important technical and technical controls and tools used in the art of
marbling.
Teaching and learning methods
1. Lectures and explanation on the board.
2. Show color slides and photos.
3. Field visits to some relevant art
exhibitions and museums.
4. Models produced by the teacher and some
students from previous years
Methods of assessments
Evaluation methods Evaluation
history
(week) Duration
of evaluation Weight of
evaluation Percentage
First Practical + oral exam Fifth week 4 hours 10 10%
First midterm exam Sixth
week 4 hours 10 10%
Second practical + oral exam Week ten 4 hours 10 10%
Discussion of research papers and reports Week 13 4
hours 10 10%
Final exam week
15 4 hours 60 60%
Total 100 100%
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5
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First
Midterm Exam Practical + Oral
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6
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Thickenings
and pastes used in silkscreen printing
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4
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1
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3
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7
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Introduction
to the study of the batik method of printing
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4
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1
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3
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8
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Immunoastic
wax transfer methods
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4
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1
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3
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9
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Dyes
used with batik printing method
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4
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1
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3
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10
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Second
Midterm Exam Practical + Oral
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11
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Technical
controls in the preparation of solutions and pastes
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4
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1
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3
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12
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Introduction
to the study of marbling methods and methods of performance
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4
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1
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3
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13
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Discussion
of research papers and reports
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14
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Colorants
used with the marbling method
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4
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1
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3
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15
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The
art of contemporary marbling and the technical and artistic controls of the
marbling method.
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4
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1
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3
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16
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Practical
Final Exam
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Total
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56
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R.M
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Bibliography
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Publisher
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Version
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Author
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Where it is located
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1
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The
historical development of textile art and textile printing
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Shehab
Library
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1
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Rashad
Muhammad Saeed
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Public
Libraries
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2
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Painting
on silk
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Ibn
Sina Library
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1
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Enayat
Al Mahdi
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Public
Libraries
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3
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Paper
and cloth decoration and use in artwork
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Ibn
Sina Library
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1
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Enayat
Al Mahdi
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Public
Libraries
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4
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Decorative
design in clothing and furnishings
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World
of Books
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1
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Soraya
Nasr
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Public
Libraries
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