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BFA
Description
The course offers a program of education within the discipline and practice of the fine arts. The fine arts are involved with perception and imagination, aesthetics as well as social and cultural issues. Our Fine Art Program covers Painting in different mediums, Sculptures, Applied arts (Graphics), Animation, Photography and are supported by specialist units in drawing, professional practice and the theory of art and design.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Program simply means imparting fine art education.The primary aim of this Program is to help students identify their own subject matterand to develop the formal language appropriate to its expression: What the language will be and whether representational, abstract or otherwise will emerge from the student’s exploration and understanding of both historical precedent and contemporary context. It explores and gives the students exposure and wide opportunities to understand and train ones talent and aptitude in the creative field so as to make a good professional in areas of Art and Design in the industry.
DURATION OF THE COURSE:
The course shall extend over a period of three four comprising of annual pattern (calendar year extends from January to December or July to June including admission and examination period for each year. Examinations shall be conducted at the end of every year for the respective subjects.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO THE COURSE:
Candidate for admission to the Bachelor of Fine Arts course shall be required to have completed the +2 standard examinations. There is no age limit for admission.
REQUIREMENT TO APPEAR FOR THE EXAMINATIONS:
A candidate will be permitted to appear for the University Examination for any year if he/she secures not less than 90 per cent of attendance in the number of instructional days/Practical at the institute/ Study tours etc., in the calendar or academic year, failing which he/she should redo that course of study.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS:
I year
1 Language – Hindi/English(T)
2 History of Art (Indian) (T)
3. Drawing & Painting (P)
4. Design in Applied Arts (P)
5. Still Life (Object) (P)
II year
6. History of Art (Western Art) (T)
7.. Advertising (T)
8.. Life Study (P)
9. Animation & Graphics (P)
10. Illustration (P)
III year
11. History of Art II (Western Art) (T)
12. History of Animation & Graphics (T)
13. Computer Graphics (P)
14. Composition (P)
IV year
15. Aesthetics (T)
16. Computer Graphics (P)
17. Composition (P)
19. Project
CONFERMENT OF THE DEGREE:
No candidate shall be eligible for conferment of the Degree unless he/she has undergone the prescribed course of study for a period of not less than four years in an institution approved by the University or has been exempted there from in the manner and has passed the examinations as have been prescribed therefore.
Structure
The course consists of the following areas of study:
Drawing & sketching
Paintings in different medium
Theory of Art & Design
Sculptures in different mediums (clay, Pop, Thermacol)
Print media & graphics
Photography
Multimedia Software’s
Animation Art
Aesthetics
1st Year (Foundation Year)
Unit 1
Still Life’s
Life drawing
Foliage study
Outdoors-Pencil
History of Arts
Sculpture- Plaster of Paris (pop)
Design- geometrical shapes
Outdoors-Pen& Ink
Unit 2
Life drawing
Design-typography
Sculpture-Clay modeling
Colour Theory- colour charts (primary, secondary, Complementary, cool & warm)
Outdoors-watercolors
History of Indian Art
Composition-Pencil (perspective study)
Composition-colours
Introduction to Computer- Adobe Photoshop
2nd Year
Unit 3
Life drawing
Design-poster
Composition-Oil painting
Design-Press & Magazine Ad
Graphics (Computer)-CorelDraw
History of Western Art
Fundamentals (Principals) of Animation
Illustration (Comic)- ink & colour
Graphics (Computer)-Illustrator
Advertising (Theory)
Unit 4
Composition-Dry & oil Pastels
Graphics (Computer)-3DS Max(Product & Architectural)
Illustration (Storyboard)- ink & Pencil
Broachers & Leaflet
Graphics (computer)-Flash
Sculpture- Thermacol
2D Drawing (lightbox)
Educational Trip
Composition-Poster colours
3rd Year
Unit 5
Graphics (Computer)-3DS Max (Modeling, Texturing & Lighting)
Illustration (Lay outing)- ink & Pencil
2D Drawing (lightbox)
Design-Mini Campaign (Product)
Graphics (computer)-Flash (character Animation)
Mural Designing
Composition-Mix Media
Photography
Workshop-Acting (by industry professional)
Educational Trip
Unit 6
Graphics (Computer)-3DS Max (Dynamics)
2D Drawing (lightbox)
History of Western Art (Contemporary)
Compositing- Adobe After Effects
Professional Studio Visits
Fundamentals of Claymation
Portrait- pencil & oil
4th Year
Unit 7
2D Drawing (lightbox)- Short Story
Oil Colours – Composition
Fundamentals of Audio
Graphics (Computer)-3DS Max (Rigging & Animation)
Video Editing- Adobe Premier
Aesthetics (Theory)
Unit 8
Photography-Fundamental
Project – Minimum 1 Minute (using all the mediums of Animation)
Product Campaign
Annual Art Exhibition
Theory & Practical Exams
M.F.A.
M.F.A (Specialization in Animation)
MASTER OF FINE ARTS (TWO YEARS)
Description
The course offers a program of education within the discipline and practice of the fine arts. The fine arts are involved with perception and imagination, aesthetics as well as social and cultural issues. Our Fine Art Program covers Applied arts (Graphics), Animation with different mediums, Photography, Storyboarding and are supported by specialist units in drawing, professional practice and the theory of art and design.
The course offers a program of education within the discipline and practice of the fine arts. The fine arts are involved with perception and imagination, aesthetics as well as social and cultural issues. Our Fine Art Program covers Applied arts (Graphics), Animation with different mediums, Photography, Storyboarding and are supported by specialist units in drawing, professional practice and the theory of art and design.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS:
PAPER/ TITLE OF THE PAPER INTERNAL EXTERNAL TOTAL
THEORY
I year
1 History of Art (Western) (T) 40 60 100
2. Drawing & Illustration (P) 40 60 100
3. Design in Applied Arts (P) 40 60 100
4. History of Animation (T) 40 60 100
5. Animation & Graphics (P) 40 60 100
THEORY
I year
1 History of Art (Western) (T) 40 60 100
2. Drawing & Illustration (P) 40 60 100
3. Design in Applied Arts (P) 40 60 100
4. History of Animation (T) 40 60 100
5. Animation & Graphics (P) 40 60 100
II year
6. History of Art (Indian Art) (T) 40 60 100
7.. History of Animation (T) 40 60 100
8.. Design in Applied Arts (P) 40 60 100
9. Animation & Graphics (P) 40 60 100
10. Storyboard Illustration (P) 40 60 100
6. History of Art (Indian Art) (T) 40 60 100
7.. History of Animation (T) 40 60 100
8.. Design in Applied Arts (P) 40 60 100
9. Animation & Graphics (P) 40 60 100
10. Storyboard Illustration (P) 40 60 100
CONFERMENT OF THE DEGREE:
No candidate shall be eligible for conferment of the Degree unless he/she has undergone the prescribed course of study for a period of not less than two years in an institution approved by the University or has been exempted there from in the manner and has passed the examinations as have been prescribed therefore.
Structure
The course consists of the following areas of study:
No candidate shall be eligible for conferment of the Degree unless he/she has undergone the prescribed course of study for a period of not less than two years in an institution approved by the University or has been exempted there from in the manner and has passed the examinations as have been prescribed therefore.
Structure
The course consists of the following areas of study:
- Illustration & Storyboarding
- Theory of Art & Design
- Theory of Animation
- Print media & graphics
- Photography
- Multimedia Software’s
- Animation Art
1st Year
Unit 1
Unit 1
- Life drawing
- Design-typography
- Storyboarding for AD Films
- History of Art
- Layouts & Backgrounds -Pencil
- Computer Graphics – Advance techniques in Adobe Photoshop
- Graphics (Computer)-Maya (Product Modeling)
- Portrait- pencil & oil
- Concept Drawings with colours
Unit 2
- Design-Press & Magazine Ad
- Fundamentals (Principals) of Animation with Examples
- Illustration (Comic)- ink & colour
- History of Art
- Layouts & Backgrounds –with Colours
- Graphics (Computer)- Maya (Character Modeling, Texturing & Lighting)
- Storyboarding for Short Films
- Fundamentals of Character Development
2nd Year
Unit 3
Unit 3
- Design-Press & Magazine Ad
- Life drawing
- Photography-Fundamental (Camera Tricks)
- Graphics (Computer)-CorelDraw
- Design-Press & Magazine Ad
- Graphics (Computer)- Maya (Rigging & Animation)
- History of Animation
- Lightbox based 2D Animation
- Short Film using different mediums of Animation
- Storyboarding with Colours
Unit 4
- 2D Drawing (lightbox)
- Graphics (Computer)-Adobe After Effects for Compositing
- Graphics (computer)-Flash Character Animation
- Illustration- Children story book (16 pages)
- History of Animation
- Graphics (Computer)-Adobe Premier for Editing
- Short Film using different mediums of Animation
- Annual Art Exhibition
- Theory & Practical Exams
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