Ayush Rathi

Drawing: Week 2

We learned about the basic sketches of human body.
Then we learned to give that basic sketch a full body figure.

Then we formed a group and stated to do live sketches to have a deep study of the human body and its structure.

Integrative Studio: Week 2

The second lecture of the introgative was based on the first lecture.
All the feelings which we have drawn using lines and dots must be done in 3d using paper.

It should be done by cutting paper according to the sketch or giving textures by folding, crushing , etc. to the paper.

Integrative Studio: Week 1

First we were to see a video but due to some technical problem we couldn’t see it.
Then we learned how to know about the feelings that we get on life situations
Then we learned to draw that feelings by line and dots using different lines of different shape and size and using dots of different shape.

Integrative Seminar: Week 1

First there was an introduction on the seminar.
Then we learned about 4 types of story writings
Haiku 5/7/5
Limerick
280 character
7 word story
Then based on this four types we have shown some images on which we have to write according to this four types.

Space And Materiality : Week 1

First there was an basic introduction about the subject
Then we studied some of the natural and man made material what are natural and man made materials
Then we went to the practical lab where we studied all the instruments which are used for cutting plywood , steel , and how to use them
We learned about all the machines electrical and hand tools and what is the parpase of each and ever machine and what is the right way to use the machine.

Reimagining Inclusive Spaces : Week 1

Today i learned about the actual meaning of reimagining the inclusive spaces. And the gender discrimination their should be no gender discrimination among the people for any gender weather male, female or transe.
I learned about the some life style about the handicap people. The peoples thoughts about an handicap person. The names from which the handicap persons are called.

Drawing: Week 1

First we saw a movie based on Loving Vincent and about his art work
We came to know about an new art work and a thing that drawing/painting can done in different ways we can also create our own new way of drawing and painting.
Then we studied the same style of drawing we saw in the movie and created our own painting, whatever came into our mind.

Imaging: Week 1

Introduction of illustrator and new tools which were explained particularly
We were introduced to the Gestalt images and many new tools also given detailed information regarding posters
We came to know about creating posters and how posters are made.
We learned what we can do in illustrator and how interesting the illustrator is.

My First Blog Post

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