Course code MākZ3016

Credit points 3

Major Drawing I

Total Hours in Course81

Number of hours for lectures4

Number of hours for laboratory classes28

Independent study hours49

Date of course confirmation12.04.2016

Responsible UnitInstitute of Mechanics and Design

Course developer

author lect.

Inta Paulsone

Mg. paed.

Course abstract

Study course deepens familiarises with the rules of perspective, its application in fine arts, drawing of simple and more complex object and different techniques. It develops imagination creative thinking in space. The man’s visual aspect, natures in large dimension (landscape) and in miniature have been studied.

Learning outcomes and their assessment

Knowledge:
At the end of the course the student knows the theory of drawing composition, construction, perspective and volume formation, understands their interrelationships and application in drawing settings.
Skills: Able to construct and draw more complex spatial settings from different angles with different surface textures, apply different drawing techniques and their synthesis. Gains knowledge and skills about the types of stroke, the formation of volume and moonlight relations for geometric and household objects with the help of strike (shading) Gains knowledge and skills about the formation of volume with shading. Gains knowledge of drawing environmental and natural elements, as well as the use of associations in drawing. Is able to use the acquired knowledge in laboratory work.

Competences: Students are able to use the knowledge and skills acquired in the course in professional activities and development. Evaluation is performed throughout the course with the final evaluation view. Evaluates composition, proportions, lights, spatiality, individual growth. Evaluates the representation of knowledge, skills and competencies in drawings that are performed in laboratory work.

Course Content(Calendar)

Full time intramural studies:
1. Comparison and measurement method, practical application. Lecture.
2. Perspective in nature, environment, space, settings. Lecture 2h
3. Placement on the page, composition. Construction. Lecture.
4. Line type exercises. Straight lines, curved lines, ellipses. Straich Technique-pencil. Laboratory work.
5. Installation: cube. Shading. Light, shadow. spatiality, extent. In-depth drawing studios. Examples. Analysis. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 2h
6. Installation: cube. Overall wholeness. Light, shadow. spatiality, extent. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work.
7. Installation: rectangle, prism. construction, shading. Prism construction and shaping with lights. Overall wholeness. Light, shadow. spatiality, extent. Technique-pencil. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 2h
8. Installation: ball, cylinder, cone. Bullet shading. Cone drawing. Overall wholeness. Light, shadow. spatiality, extent. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 2h
9. Drawing surfaces and textures. Matte, glossy. Factored. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 2h
10. Installation; dishes. construction of ellipses. Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 2h
11. Installation; dishes. construction and shading Technique-pencil. Laboratory work 4h
12. Household items. Design sketches. Technique - mixed. Laboratory work 2h
13. Design thinking in drawings. Drawing of natural elements. Nature as a source of inspiration. Associative drawings. Tasks of creativity development. The technique is mixed. Laboratory work 2h
14.Drawing of nature and environmental elements. The environment as a source of inspiration. Tasks of creativity development. Urban drawings. The technique is mixed. Drawing interesting environmental elements. Laboratory work 2h
15. Associative drawings using natural elements. Drawing of natural elements. Nature as a source of inspiration, Laboratory work 3h
16. Associative drawings using environmental elements. The technique is mixed. Laboratory work 3h

Part time extramural studies:

All topics specified for full time studies are accomplished, but the number of contact hours is one half of the number specified in the calendar

Requirements for awarding credit points

Performing laboratory work (drawings) according to the theme, increasing the complexity of the installation. Examination, evaluation and analysis of works (drawings) at the end of the semester, test with a mark.

Description of the organization and tasks of students’ independent work

Drawings in specific techniques are made according to the topics, observing the conditions of perspective, construction, volume formation and work design. If necessary, the work started in the lesson is completed independently. Tasks of laboratory work and their degree of complexity may vary according to the level of preparation.

Criteria for Evaluating Learning Outcomes

Evaluation is performed throughout the course with the final evaluation view. Evaluates the composition of drawings, proportions, lights, spatiality, individual growth. Evaluates the representation of knowledge, skills and competencies in drawings that are performed in laboratory work.
The evaluation of the study course depends on the cumulative evaluation of the laboratory work of the study course.

Laboratory works are evaluated in accordance with the established evaluation procedures and criteria.

Laboratory works (drawings) are evaluated according to the criteria:
1. compliance with the laws of object construction and perspective 2 points;
2. position on the page 1 point;
3. light and shadow ratio and form 2 points;
4. tonal ratio 2 points;
Strait 5 1 point;
6. work culture 1 point;
7. growth1 point.
When evaluating creativity in development work, the creativity factor is evaluated.

Compulsory reading

Suņogi A. Lielā zīmēšanas grāmata; Zvaigzne ABC
ISBN: 978-9934-0-4249-2; 2015; 408 lpp;
Smits R. 2007. Mākslinieka rokasgrāmata. Rīga: Zvaigzne ABC, 2007.384 lpp.
Votsona L. Meistardarbnīca. Zīmēšana. Rīga: Zvaigzne ABC,2007. 128 lpp
Eissen K. Sketching: Drawing techniques for product designers Koos Eissen, Roselien Steur and BIS Publishers; 2007. 253.lpp.
Pipes A. Drawing for designers: Laurence King publishing; 2007; 215 lpp.

Further reading

1. Bārnsa-Meliša G. Akvarelis. Rīga: Zvaigzne ABC, 2007. 128 lpp.
2. Felder E., Emmett E. The Complete Book of Drawing Techniques. London: Kandour, 2005. 128 p.
3. Верделли A. Искусcтво рисунка. Москва: ЭКСМО, 2003. 159 c.

Periodicals and other sources

1. Dizaina Studija. Rīga: Neputns. ISSN 1691 - 3094.
2. Deko. Rīga: Santa. ISSN 1407 - 7027.
3. Veer Catalog. Free online magazines [tiešsaiste] [skatīts: 2016.gada 22.marts]. Pieejams http://http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/42-free-online-magazines-for-designers/

Notes

Compulsory study course in TF study program "Design and Crafts." and the second level professional bachelor study program "Home environment in education"