Perspective Drawing

3-Month Certificate Course in Perspective Drawing

   Short Description:

This course focuses on the essentials of perspective drawing, helping students understand depth, viewpoint, and proportion. Learners will master one-point, two-point, and three-point perspective while applying realistic shading, lighting, and texturing. Ideal for those seeking a strong foundation in spatial drawing for professional or personal art growth.

    Course Duration & Batch Timing:

Duration: 3 Months
Modes:

• Online: 3 days in week | 1 hour per session

• On-Campus (Offline):
   • Alternate Days – Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
   • Weekend – Saturday & Sunday | 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

     Note: Timings are flexible and may be adjusted based on mutual availability of teacher and students.

    Course Content Overview

  Drawing Foundation

• Holding the pencil correctly

• Horizontal, vertical, diagonal & curved line practice

• Geometric shape drawing

• Measuring drawing area and subject

• Observation and proportion rules

• Scribbling, freehand sketching

• Nature and object drawing basics

 Perspective Drawing Fundamentals

• Understanding perspective drawing

• Types of perspectives:
   • One-point perspective
   • Two-point perspective
   • Three-point perspective

• Eye level & vanishing points

• Complex structures with multiple vanishing points

• Roofs, windows, doors, and architectural forms

• Drawing cubes, boxes, cylinders, ellipses, and complex shapes

• Using different eye levels and light-shadow play in perspective

  Mediums & Techniques

• HB & shading pencils

• Pencil shading: blending, hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, scribbling, circulism, contour

• Texture creation using pencil dust and materials like cotton, sack, paper, dry leaves, etc.

• Impression art with mixed materials (leather, marble, wood, etc.)

• Charcoal stick/pencil work

 Pen & Ink Techniques

• Fine liners, brush pens, dip pens, technical pens

• Use of Crowquill nibs

• Different types of inks and surfaces

• Line styles and brush handling techniques

 Watercolour Techniques

• Introduction to watercolours and tools

• Watercolour papers and pigment handling

• Techniques:
   • Wet on wet & wet on dry
   • Flat wash, graded wash, glazed wash
   • Splatter, spray, wax resist, dry brush
   • Stamping, tissue texture, plastic wrap