Relief Art

                                                                  Relief Art 

 About the Course

Relief Art is a striking form of visual storytelling where three-dimensional textures are sculpted or embossed onto flat surfaces like canvas, plywood, or walls. This 2-month certificate course introduces students to the art of relief work, blending traditional techniques with modern creativity. Whether through clay molding, carving, or mural design, learners explore a wide variety of materials such as soft clay, POP (plaster of Paris), Mouldit clay, and ceramic powder to craft beautiful, high-relief artworks.

Perfect for artists, decorators, or anyone with a creative vision, this course offers step-by-step guidance on creating professional relief designs suited for homes, offices, commercial décor, and exhibitions. From nature-based themes to devotional figures, the course encourages students to transform ordinary surfaces into extraordinary art pieces.

 Duration & Batch Timings

Duration: 16 Sessions over 2 Months
Batch Options:
Online:

• 3 day in a Week | 1 Hour per Session
  On-Campus:

• Monday & Friday | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  Weekend Batch:

• Saturday & Sunday | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Note: Class schedules may be adjusted based on mutual availability between students and instructors.               

Full Course Content

Lesson 1: Introduction to Relief Art

• Understanding the Concept of Relief Work

• Introduction to Materials and Tools

Lesson 2: Drawing Foundation

• Drawing Exercises

• Basic Drawing Measurements

• Freehand Drawing Skills

Lesson 3: Relief Clay Art

• Hands-on Techniques using Soft Clay

• Embossed Surface Design

Lesson 4: Relief Carving

• Using POP (Plaster of Paris) for Carving

• Surface Carving Techniques

Lesson 5: Mural Art

• Ceramic-Based Mural Techniques

• Crafting Wall-Mounted Relief Panels

Lesson 6: Nature-Inspired Relief Work

• Creating Leaves, Trees, Birds & Floral Themes

Lesson 7: Devotional Relief Art

• Working with Shilpkar Clay

• Religious Themes and Traditional Motifs

Lesson 8: Figurative Relief Art

• Sculpting Human and Animal Figures in Relief

• Application on Plywood, Canvas & Decorative Surfaces