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Location: Joseph Wright Centre
Years: 1
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Start: 23/09/2019
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Course Summary
This course aims to develop:
- An understanding of the value of drawing as a tool for creative activity
- A range of drawing skills appropriate to the support of creative activity
- A critical and analytical approach to drawing activity
- An awareness of the different contexts, approaches and disciplines of drawing within creative activity
Entry requirements
You should present some examples of previous drawing work at interview.
Course Content
You will complete two units, including one of the following:
- Drawing and Measurement
- Drawing and Research
You will also complete one of the following:
- Drawing Materials and Methods
- Drawing and Measurement
- Drawing and Light
- Drawing and Writing
- Drawing and Communication
- Drawing and Research
- Drawing and Mapping
- Drawing and Reproduction
- Drawings, Surfaces and Textures
- Drawing into 3 Dimensions
Your tutor will determine the choice of units at the start of your course.
How will I be assessed?
You will assessed by coursework projects.
Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required?
A small charge may be payable for specialist drawing equipment, depending on the projects undertaken.
What can I do after this course?
Further Study
On completion of this course, students could progress to a full-time programme such as Level 2 or 3 Art and Design, Design and Innovation or one of our media courses.
Careers
The need for greater drawing skills in those entering employment has been identified by a range of industries in the creative sector including animation, film, architecture, art practice, design and communication.
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Jamie Holmes
Weaving a success story in textile design
Peak Award winner Jamie Holmes showed there are no barriers to success if you have genuine creative talent.
Profoundly deaf, Jamie joined the College from the Royal School for the Deaf and was supported by a signer throughout his studies. He excelled on his Art and Design Diploma, specialising in fashion and textiles, and now has a place studying Textile Design at Huddersfield University – with his sights set on a future career in the creative industries.
At our 2014 Peak Awards, Jamie won the Visual Arts prize, sponsored by Maber Associates Ltd, for his determination and willingness to improve.
When I first started at College, I was really lacking in confidence but I had so much help and support that I really found myself and I am looking forward to making the most of university.
