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AKTU Composition-I (BBFP353) Syllabus PDF – BFA Painting 3rd Semester
Composition-I BBFP353
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Official AKTU syllabus of Composition-I (BBFP353) for BFA Painting 3rd Semester – 2 credits, L-T-P 0-0-4. Read the unit-wise course content, course outcomes, evaluation pattern and recommended books online, or download the PDF.
Syllabus — Composition-I
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Course Objectives
- Introduction to composition in painting and visual arts.
- Study of placement and arrangement of visual elements in artwork or photography.
- Understanding organization of elements of art according to principles of art.
- Practice in setting different elements within a given space or surface.
- Detailed study of forms and their behaviour in composition. Desired outcome of the course
Course Outcomes
| Course Outcomes After Completion of this course, the students will be able to: | Bloom’s Taxonomy | |
| CO1 | Understand the concept of composition in painting. | KL 2 |
| CO2 | Apply skills to paint and arrange different forms on a 2D surface. | KL 3 |
| CO3 | Develop the ability to divide space skillfully and apply colours harmoniously. | KL 4 |
| CO4 | Compose and draw elements cohesively using principles of composition. | KL 6 |
List of Experiments
| Unit | Topics | Lecture |
|---|---|---|
| I | Understanding & Handling of the 2D Surface Module • Study of different kinds of 2D surfaces. • Preparation of surfaces for painting and drawing. • Techniques for handling various surfaces. • Study of examples from great masters for reference and learning. | 8 |
| II | Understanding Forms and Structural Possibilities Module • Learning division of space in composition. • Study of different types of forms, their behaviour and nature. • Exploration of structural possibilities in visual design. • Understanding the theory of odds in composition. • Application of the rule of thirds. • Study of foreground and background relationships. • Understanding negative and positive space. • Reference study of examples from great masters. | 8 |
| III | Simple Compositions Module • Arranging elements from sketches of daily life. • Still life object studies through drawing and painting. • Study of examples from great masters for compositional learning. • Practice with mediums: • Poster Colour • Oil Pastels • Watercolour • Pen & Ink on Paper | 8 |
| IV | Detailed study of natural forms: trees, leaves, houses. • Observation of natural light and its behaviour. • Study of reflections in nature. • Exploration of shadows and their effects. • Understanding the relationship between light and colour. • Practice with mediums: • Poster Colour • Oil Pastels • Watercolour • Pen & Ink on Paper | 8 |
| V | Human & Animal Figures Module • Detailed study of human figures and animal figures. • Drawing of faces and capturing expressions. • Study of street animals through observation and sketching. • Observation of natural light and studio light on forms. • Study of reflections on the human body. • Understanding and rendering of shadows. • Exploration of the relationship between light and colour. • Practice with mediums: • Poster Colour • Oil Pastels • Watercolour • Pen & Ink on Paper | 8 |
Evaluation Methodology
- Individual’s daily performance
- Project Submission: End of the Semester
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