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Course Info

About this Course

This course discusses the problem of Light, Form, and Space using Intaglio medium. Students are expected to develop their formal design skills and their technical proficiency in conventional printmaking. Ideas will be developed through visual research studies. This course also offers the exploration of mediums in Intaglio Process to give the opportunity toward entrepreneurship.

Course Syllabus

INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE
1.1 Understand The Printmaking

1.2 A Brief History of Intaglio

1.3 The Great Master Artist: Local & International

Task- Artwork Analysis using Edmund B. Feldman Theory



RESEARCH & THEORY
2.1 Theory of Light and Form: Understanding of Element & Principle of Art

2.2 Type of Line Drawing

2.3 Drawing in Intaglio Printmaking

RESEARCH & THEORY
3.1 Introduction to Drypoint Technique

3.2 Subject Matter Study: Single Subject

3.3 Plate Preparation for Drypoint


PROJECT I : Still Life
4.1 Visual Research: Create a Still Life Setting

4.2 Introduction to Etching Technique

4.3 Tools and Matrix Preparation




PROCESS MAKING & ARTWORK EXECUTION
5.1 The Making of The Ground for Etching

5.2 Step by step on Hard & Soft Ground Etching

5.3 What is Aquatint ?


PROJECT II : Landscape
6.1 Development of Idea: Landscape Drawing

6.2 What Makes a Good Work: Understanding the Composition in Landscape

6.3 Artwork Execution: Searching the Landscape & Drawing



PORTFOLIO & PROJECT REPORT
7.1 Project Checklist

7.2 Project Report

7.3 Print Terminology



Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 : How to Print Intaglio without Etching Press?
A1 : Use alternative equipment such as Hard Wooden Roller