Major Drawing IV

Total Hours in Course81

Number of hours for lectures4

Number of hours for laboratory classes28

Independent study hours49

Date of course confirmation23.10.2013

Responsible UnitInstitute of Mechanics and Design

Course developer

lect.

Inta Paulsone

Mg. paed.

Prior knowledge

MākZ3016, Major Drawing I

MākZ3019, Major Drawing III

MākZ3024, Major Drawing II

MākZ3026, Drawing

Course abstract

Study course acquaints with the rules of perspective, it’s usage in fine arts, construction of simple and complicated things, adumbration, forming roominess, as also helps to know different techniques (penciling, charcoal drawing, sanginpainting, felt-tipped marker) deeper, develops imagination, dimensional and creative thinking. Visual aspect of human, parts of body studies in gyps and models, scenery both small and big dimension, also forms of architecture has foreseen to study in this study course. Both short- term and long –term works has forseen to do increasing level of complexity. Some topics are in-depth related to the specialty (textile or wood / metal)

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 applications. Gain knowledge of an old building. sketching of furniture, volume creation with shading, use of various techniques. Knows the principles of landscape drawing. Gains knowledge of plaster architectural details and plaster head drawing. Laboratory works are evaluated.
Skills: Is able to construct and draw spatial settings, apply various drawing techniques. Can draw architectural details, buildings. Acquires streaking skills. Gains knowledge and skills in design drawing, construction and drawing of human body, natural elements, natural forms, urban and environmental elements. Laboratory works are evaluated.
Competences: Students are able to use the knowledge and skills acquired in the course in professional activities and development. Laboratory works are evaluated.

Course Content(Calendar)

Full time intramural studies:
1.Drawing of architectural details, buildings. Landscape. Air perspective, meeting points, construction. Lecture 1h.
2.Drawing of gypsum architectural details. Acanthus leaves, capital construction and volume formation with shading. Plaster head drawing. Rakursi. Construction, moonlight, volume creation with shading. Lecture 1h.
3. Drawing wooden elements in the interior and environment. Lecture 1h. (Area of wood / metal technology and design.)
4. Costume drawing, current trends, techniques. Lecture 1h. (Area of textile technology and design)
5. Drawing of historical, old buildings. Sketches. Technique - pencil. Laboratory work 2h.
6. Creativity development tasks. Drawing from a splash of paint. Drawing from nature close-up photos. Technique mixed. Laboratory work 2h.
7. Drawing of wooden elements. Setting: furniture. Sketches. Technique- mixed .. (For wood / metal technologies and design.) Laboratory work 2h.
8. Drawing clothes. Various fabrics. Mixed media. (For the field of textile technology and design,) Laboratory work 2h.
9. Plaster acanthus sheet drawing. Construction. Light ,shadow, spatiality, extent . Technique - pencil. Laboratory work.4h
10. Capital drawing, Construction. Light, shadow. spatiality, extent. Technical pencil Laboratory work 2h.
11. Capital drawing. Light, shadow, spatiality, extent. Technique - pencil. Laboratory work 4h.
12. Drawing of body parts. Construction. Light, shadow, spatiality, extent . Arm, leg, ear. Technique - pencil. Laboratory work. 2h
13.Drawing of body parts. Light, shadow . Arm, leg, ear. Technique - pencil. Laboratory work 2h.
14. Plaster head. Construction. Light, shado, spatiality, extent. Technique: Pencil. Laboratory work.2h
15. Plaster head. Light, shadow, spatiality, extent. Technique: pencil. Laboratory work 4h.
16. Multi-plan drawing of the landscape. Environment, season, weather. Optional equipment. Laboratory work 2h.

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, Exam.

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.
The evaluation of the study course exam depends on the cumulative evaluation of the laboratory work

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.

Periodicals and other sources

1. Dizaina studija. Rīga: Neputns. ISSN 1691 - 3094.
2. Deko. Rīga: Santa. ISSN 1407 - 7027.

Notes

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

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