Course Description A study of the history, principles and practices of cultural and world ceramics as an art/crafts. Introduction to materials, techniques, methods and principles of hand building techniques and methods in ceramics as related to basic design in 2D or 3D drawing. Experiences in processes of forming decorating, glazing and firing pottery. Course Objectives...Read More

Course description Comparative anatomy of human, and, birds and reptiles (mammals) sketching, become aware of the pictorial organisation and understanding of various species represented in the environment using various media. Explore the relevance of Drawing in design practice. Prerequisite: None Course Objectives: To enable students understand the anatomy of that living creature set for them...Read More

Course Description Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic cultures in East Africa. Desiccation of Rock Art, styles, classification of rock art, Prehistoric Sahara, Sahara figures. Paleolithic man, Middle Stone age man, New Stone age man. Rock paintings and its distribution The study of prehistoric man in East Africa, especially the Stone Age Era (Nut Cracker etc.) A...Read More

Course Description History of traditional and contemporary textile decoration with emphasis on to surface designing. Relationship of basic design to textile decoration concepts. Design of textile design motifs. History of hand woven textile tools, materials and processes. Science and technology for weaving, fibre science, yarn and calculations, fabric finishing and laundry. This course is divided...Read More

Course Description This is an introductory course and covers the following: History of printing, past and present. Expressive characteristics of print media and a survey of basic printing materials and methods: relief History of Illustration, natuprinting, intaglio, lithography and serigraphy printing. re and categories of illustration, tools, materials and equipment. Elements of design as used...Read More