VA323 Illustration Studio

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Course Code	Course Title		Weekly Hours*		ECTS		Weekly Class Schedule
			T	P
VA323	Illustration Studio		2	1	6		Wednsday 09:00-12:00
Prerequisite	Junior Standing	It is a prerequisite to
Lecturer		Office Hours / Room / Phone	Currently not available
E-mail
Assistant	None	Assistant E-mail	rsulejmanpasic@ius.edu.ba
Course Objectives	The aims of this course are to: • Describe and speak articulately and critically about their work and the field of illustration • Analyze creations on the basis of historical and contemporary influence of illustration on the culture, graphic design, fine art and visual communication • Use a wide range of themes and subject matter to create expressive content in their work. Apply and use analog and digital processes in the creation of their work • Produce work that demonstrates creative thinking in order to express a personal vision/point of view that communicates a personal voice
Textbook	Drawing from observation, Brian Curtis
Learning Outcomes	After successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
	Demonstrate familiarity with basic drawing terminology, tools, media, and techniques Illustrate using a full range of values with the intended media Compose a well-designed drawing Distinguish principal areas within the field of illustration its history, and current Use technical skills during the course, and to create artwork proficiently with a variety of materials (e.g., ink, markers, paint, color pencils)
Teaching Methods	Student desimination, activity in reviews, presentations - assignments, sketches, midterm submition, final assingment, self-evaluation.
WEEK	TOPIC					REFERENCE
Week 1	Introduction to the course, policies and course material					FAQ, Course manual
Week 2	History of Illustration					Rapid Viz, Kurt Hanks and Larry Belliston
Week 3	Introduction to perspective, form and 3D space					Drawing from observation, Brian Curtis
Week 4	Composition and techniques of Illustration					Glenn Vilppu, drawing manual
Week 5	Holiday card					Keys to Drawing with Imagination, Bert Dodson
Week 6	Illustrative Typography					Betty Edwards: “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain”
Week 7	Propaganda Poster					Drawing from observation, Brian Curtis
Week 8	MIDTERM SUBMITION
Week 9	Adapting a classic					Rapid Viz, Kurt Hanks and Larry Belliston
Week 10	Editorial Illustration					Keys to Drawing with Imagination, Bert Dodson
Week 11	Character Development					Glenn Vilppu, drawing manual
Week 12	Storyboard techniques					Framed Ink, Drawing and composition for visual storytellers, Marcos Mateu-Mestre
Week 13	Children Book Illustration					Framed Ink, Drawing and composition for visual storytellers, Marcos Mateu-Mestre
Week 14	Portfolio Development					How to be an Illustrator, Darrel Rees
Week 15	Submission of all works and final review of the course / Final exam					presentations / discussions

Assessment Methods and Criteria	Evaluation Tool	Quantity	Weight	Alignment with LOs
	Final Exam / Final Assignment	1	30
	Semester Evaluation Compenents
	Attendance / Activity / Critique	2	10
	Assingnments / Drawings-completed outside of class	1	20
	Student Disseminations and Reviews	2	10
	Assignments / Presentations	7	30
* ECTS Credit Calculation *

Activity	Hours	Weeks	Student Workload Hours	Activity	Hours	Weeks	Student Workload Hours
Lecture Hours	1	15	15	Student Disseminations and Reviews	1	15	15
Assignments / Presentations	2	15	30	Assingnments / Drawings-completed outside of class	2	14	28
Attendance / Activity / Critique	2	15	30	Final Assignment / Final Exam	8	4	32
				Total Workload Hours =			150
*T= Teaching, P= Practice				ECTS Credit =			6
Course Academic Quality Assurance: Semester Student Survey						Last Update Date: 04/03/2020

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