What are the specific courses of the Fine Arts Department?

I am a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, but I am in Class 200/KLOC-0. As for the specific courses of the Fine Arts Department, it mainly depends on which major you study. If your major is different, even if you are all in the art department, the specific courses are different. However, there are basically three categories: 1. Sketch; 2. color; 3. Specialized courses.

1. Sketch. It also depends on the characteristics of each university. If some universities have "experts" in sketching, I believe sketching will be the focus. The content of painting includes sketch basis, figure sketch (some majors will include human sketch), still life sketch, sketch and so on.

2. Colors should also be divided into professions. Some color courses are gouache courses, and some are watercolors. Of course, according to the professional needs, some have other types of requirements (such as sketching, etc. ), the content of the color course is roughly the same as that of sketch.

3. Specialized courses. There are more professional theoretical courses for education, including art history (Chinese and foreign), educational psychology, pedagogy and so on. There are probably contemporary art and related appreciation courses. Decoration majors mainly focus on graphic design, three-dimensional composition and calligraphy design. The major of craft design includes the design of craft works. Fashion design majors include fashion design (including fashion painting design, garment sewing, cutting and weaving, etc. ).

There are also basic courses that everyone in the university must learn, which are not exclusive courses of the fine arts department, such as college Chinese and college English. Of course, the detailed requirements will vary with different professional courses, and sometimes schools or departments will take the initiative to arrange them from time to time as needed. At that time, we also had photography classes, and that was about it. If you are a specific professional, you may be able to say more, hoping to help you.