P.G. DIPLOMA IN TEXTILE DESIGNING

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1 FACULTY OF VISUAL ARTS & PERFORMING ARTS SYLLABUS FOR P.G. DIPLOMA IN TEXTILE DESIGNING Examination: GURU NANAK DEV UNIVERSITY AMRITSAR Note: (i) Copy rights are reserved. Nobody is allowed to print it in any form. Defaulters will be prosecuted. (ii) Subject to change in the syllabi at any time. Please visit the University website time to time.

2 1 Duration of Course: 1. The duration of the course for Diploma in Textile Designing shall be of one year including the practical training. The examination shall be held ordinarily once a year in the month other as may be decided or fixed by the Vice- Chancellor. of April or such Eligibility: 2. The persons who have passed B.A./B.Com/B.Sc. and B.Sc. (Home Science) examination of the Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar or any other examinations recognized by the University as equivalent to these, shall be eligible to join the course.

3 2 Subjects offered Total Marks=500 Marks Assessment Duration of Exam Paper-I 1. a) Nature Study Hours 2. b) Still Life Hours Paper-II 3. Design Development Hours & Colourwary Paper-III 4. Final Design (Art Work) for Printing Hours 5. Textile Printing Hours Paper-IV 6. Textile Theory 80-3 Hours 7. Portfolio & Viva Minutes Textile Designing Details as Under: I. Introduction to different types of placement and their importance. II. Study & survey of the following placements: Vertical, Horizontal & Diagonal a). Half Drops b). Brick Laying c). Stripes d).equal Distance e) All over. III. Project on making Geometrical design by cut and paste method. IV. Checks and Diagonal checks.

4 3 Paper-I Time: 3 Hrs. Total Marks: 50 Marks: 40 Int. Ass.: (a) Nature Study Pencil, Water Colours, Poster Colours, Crayons. (i) Flowers (ii) Birds (iii) Vegetables (iv) Leaves (v) Fruits (vi) Feather. Time: 3 Hrs. Total Marks: 50 Marks: 40 Int. Ass.: 10 (B) Still Life and Sketching: 1. Introduction to meaning and importance to object drawing. 2. Development and observation, perspective and proportion. 3. Study of transparent objects like bottles and glasses in pencil and crayons. 4. Study of metallic objects like flowervassels and planters in watercolours. Proposed Books: 1. James Stockton : Designers Guide To Colour (Vol. I, II, III, IV), Paris ; Chronicle Books; Paulette Fedrab : Landscape in Pen and Wash, London ; Walter Foster ; Smith Ston : How to Draw & Paint- Water Colour & Gouache, New Delhi : Penguin Books ; Walter Foster : How to Draw & Paint- Flowers London ; Walter Foster ; Walter Foster : How to Draw & Paint- Animals London ; Walter Foster ; Walter Foster : How to Draw & Paint- Birds London ; Walter Foster ; 1996.

5 4 PAPER-II Time: 4 Hrs. Total Marks: 100 Marks: 80 Int. Ass.: 20 Design Development & Colourways A. Types of lines, checks, dots. B. Introduction of basic shapes. C. Introduction to colour & colourwheels. D. Different types of textures. a) Types of lines : Thick and Thin -Straight/Horizontal/Vertical/Diagonal /Zigzag -Curved: Circular/Wavy/Scrawly. -Arrangement of Lines in relation to space. - Repetition of Line in a specific manner for continuity. Books: b) Introduction to colour and colour wheel -Achromatic, Split Complementary and Double Split Complementary -Understanding Hue, Value, Intensity. -Meaning of colour Intensity by making a chart. -Developing designs to show different intensity of colourways. -Developing designs keeping in mind different Indian Traditional designs (Patola, Phulkari, Bhandni & Embroideries). -All over Jaal -Developing printing designs for Residential, Office and Commercial Use. -Repeats of design in full scale. 1. Susan Miller & Joost Elfers : Textile Design, London : Thames & Hudson ; Norah Gillah : Design and Patterns, London : Thames & Hudson ; 2003.

6 5 PAPER-III Time: 3 Hrs. Total Marks: 100 Marks: 80 Int. Ass.: 20 a) Final Design for Printing: 1. Screen Printing (Bedroom set, Curtains) Towels. 2. Hand painting with Dye (Saree) 3. Combination of relief & resist method of printing. (Designing or Batik)-Wall hanging. 4. Block printing (Saree) 5. Spray Painting (Table Mats) 6. Tye and Dye (Sarees or Bed Cover) 7. Fabric Painting, Organdy table cloth painting in Floral/ Traditional using center line designs, colours Design for texture printing Apron by combining any three different types of textures. Time: 3 Hrs. Total Marks: 100 Marks: 80 Int. Ass.: 20 b) Textile Printing: I. Project on Screen Printing Design for screen printing of Bedroom Set:- Theme- Floral Size-14 x14 For- Living room Colours-3 II. III. IV. Project on Hand Painting Design for painting on Chiffon Saree. Theme: Floral with Creepers For: Chiffon Saree Colour-4 Placement: your choice. -Making samples of the following embroidery stitches: Phulkari, Chickenkari, Sindhi, Kashmiri, Kantha and Applique Work. -Developing designs through CAD: Paint Brush, Corel Draw. Project on Block Printing Design of printing on Organdie Saree/Suit. Theme-Paisley or centre bine with grapevine Colours-3 Placement-your choice Size- Motif - 1 1/3 x 3 Border - 4 x6-3

7 V. Project on Stencil Printing Theme-Geometrical Shapes For-Table Mats Colours-1 Placement-of your choice Size- -7 x 5 6 VI. VII. VIII. IX. Project on Tye and Dye Design of printing on Bed Cover Theme-Stitching method by free hand printing For- Bed Cover Colours-3 Project on Match Stick Block Printing Design of Printing on Table Cloth Theme- Geometrical For Table cloth Colours-2 Placement- choice Size- 2 x4 4 x4 Project on Textile printing Design for texture printing on Apron by combining any three different types of textures Samples of Basic Weaves-Plain, Rib, Basket, Twill, Satin & Sateen weave Proposed Books: 1. Murphy and Crill: Tie-Dyed Textiles of India, Ahmedabad: Mapin Publishing; Cheena Desai: Ikat Textiles of India, Paris; Chronicle Press; Dorothy K. Burnham: A Textile Terminology, London: Roultedge; 1981.

8 7 PAPER-IV Time: 3 Hrs. Total Marks: 100 Marks: 80 Viva.: 20 A. Textile Theory: 1. Textile Fibre 2. Classification of Fibres a) Natural Fibre Animal, Vegetable, Mineral b) Synthetic Fibre: Rayon, Polymics (Nylon) Polyester fibres Terylens/Dacron), Acrylic Fibres (Oclon) 3. Characteristics/properties of Fibres. 4. Identifications of Textile Fibres and Fabrics a) Visual inspection b) Burning Test c) Microscopic Identification d) Chemical Test (Elementary) e) Elementary Knowledge of blends 5. Types of Finishes A. Need for fabric processing B. Bleaching C. Mercerising D. Shrinking E. Tentering F. Calendaring G. Dprivial Finishes such as orense resistance etc. 6. Dyeing (Elementary Study) 1. Classification 2. Natural Dyes: - Vegetables Animals, Minerals, B. Synthetics Dyes: Acetate, Acid, Direct, Sulpher, Vat, Pioments 7. Batik and Tie & Dye 8. Factors which effect fading of Dyed fabrics:- a) Light b) Humidity c) Perspiration d) Gas Fumes 9. Surface designs of fabrics Elementary 10. Introduction to weaving-looms, different types of weaves 11. Market Survey of different fabrics & prints. 12. Introduction to computer and CAD Books: 1. Textile Science (E.P.G. Gohl, L.D. Vilensky), Gohl, EPG New Dew Delhi; CBS Publisher; C.E. Bezant: Computer Aided Design & Manufacturers, Ahmedabad: Mapin Publishing; Time: 30 mins. Portfolio & Viva