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| ARCH1131-1 | Means of graphic expression
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| Duration : | 8h Th, 40h Pr |
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| Holder(s) : | Sarah Behets, Patrick Bribosia, Jean‑Pierre Caumiant, Mariette Dorthu, Carine Driesmans, Gérald Dupagne, Aniceto Exposito‑Lopez, Benedicte Henry, Pierre Leblanc |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | OBJECTIVES
- to translate our environment and architecture into drawing, while providing the tools for understanding and representation.
- to develop students' creative potential refining sensitivity and critical visual sense, while experimenting and exploring composition.
METHOD
- a series of themed workshops, essentially based around drawing.
FREEHAND DRAWING
- learning to observe.
- learning to transpose space, volume and texture through drawing. Academic sketches: observing the worlds of minerals and plants, rough sketches, simple volumes, rendering textures and shadows. Architectural sketches: building perspective, leakage points, exploring spatiality
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
- mastering the use of instruments: T-squares, set squares, pencils, felt pens ...
- familiarisation with architectural conventions and representation: line thickness, plans, cross-sections, page lay-out.
GRAPHIC AND PICTORAL RESEARCH
- developing students' creativity and formal research skills.
- learning how to develop form, exploring their interaction in compositions, combining form with colour, exploring the sensitivity of lines, rhythm and proportions.
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| Contacts : | Jean-Pierre GAUMIANT
Gérald DUPAGNE
Gerald.Dupagne@ulg.ac.be |
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