Muotipiirustus I (MUAVT4021), 3 op

Basic information

Course name:	Muotipiirustus I
Course Winha code:	MUAVT4021
Kurre acronym:
Credits:	3
Type and level of course:	Professional studies
Year of study, semester or study period:	1.year
Implementation:	Autumn semester
Semester:	0607
Language of tuition:	Suomi
Teacher:	Leena Lyyra, Raija Hölttä
Final assessment:	Grading scale (0-5)

Descriptions

Prerequisites

Course contents (core content level)

How to present the form, style, details, volume and materials of clothing in clothing design sketches using various sketching tools. Analysis assignments. Drawing a female and a male figures and clothing sketches using line, painting, collage and mixed techniques. Drawing surface illustrations. Using Cad techniques is needed.

Course contents (additional)

Core content level learning outcomes (knowledge and understanding)

Basic clothing design and surface picture drawing skills and developing own presentational techniques while creating clothing design sketches. How to present the form, style, details, volume and materials of clothing in clothing design sketches using various sketching tools

Core content level learning outcomes (skills)

Recommended reading

For the parts that are relevant:
Döller, H. & Eberle, H. : Muoti, piirtäminen, väri ja tyyli –opiskelijan hankittava tämä.
Tatham, C. & Seaman J., 2003: Fashion design drawing course., principles, practice & techniques: the ultimate guide for the aspiring fashion artists. Thames& Hudson.
Drake, N.: Fashion Illustration Today. 1994. Thames Hudson Ltd.
Bergerud, Q.: Å tekne klaer. 1993.
Smith, R.: Taiteilijan käsikirja. 1997. Otava.
Perard, V.: Anatomy and Drawing. 1995. Barnes & Noble Inc. USA.
Drudi, Elisabetta & Paci Tiziana. Figure drawing for fashion design. 2001.
Tate, Sharon Lee & Glazer. The snap fashion sketchbook. Sketching and design the fast way. 1995.
Fashion magazines

Teaching and learning strategies

Lectures, guided practical assignments, discussions and critique. Portfolio of the assignments.

Teaching methods and student workload

Assessment weighting and grading

Lectures, course work, assignments, portfolio, taking part of the critique.