Drawing for Printmaking and Other Media

The aim of the subject of drawing for students  at the Department of Printmaking and Other Media is gradual development of drawing skills and subsequent gaining experience leading to own artistic expression.

Charcoal and pastel on paper, 130x120 cm
Jakub Lobotka: Charcoal and pastel on paper, 130x120 cm, 2012.
Charcoal on paper, 170x100 cm
Peter Jánošík: Charcoal on paper, 170x100 cm, 2012.
Charcoal and acrylic on paper, 200x120 cm
Lenka Šturmankinová: Charcoal and acrylic on paper, 200x120 cm, 2012.
Stain and pastel on paper, 200x120 cm
Jiří Klabal: Stain and pastel on paper, 200x120 cm, 2012.
Charcoal and pastel on paper, 200x120 cm
Andrea Kopecká: Charcoal and pastel on paper, 200x120 cm, 2011.
Charcoal and ore on paper, 200x130 cm
Miroslav Žolobanič: Charcoal and ore on paper, 200x130 cm, 2013.
Marker drawing on paper, 21x29 cm
Ivana Jancíková: Marker drawing on paper, 21x29 cm, 2013.
Charcoal on paper, 120x200 cm
Soňa Hudoková: Charcoal on paper, 120x200 cm, 2013.
Charcoal and pastel on paper, 180X120 cm
Matúš Holub: Charcoal and pastel on paper, 180X120 cm, 2014.
Charcoal and pastel on paper, 180X120 cm
Attila Rozsas: Charcoal and pastel on paper, 180X120 cm, 2017.
Charcoal, pastel and ore on paper, 29x21 cm
Katarína Škamlová: Charcoal, pastel and ore on paper, 29x21 cm, 2017.
Charcoal on paper, 170x120 cm
Sarah Camilla Pekarčíková: Charcoal on paper, 170x120 cm, 2018.
Charcoal on paper, 180X120 cm
Mária Sládečková: Charcoal on paper, 180X120 cm, 2019.
Charcoal on papers, 160x100 cm
Zsolt Szabó: Charcoal on papers, 160x100 cm, 2008.
Pencil on paper, 70x100 cm
Lenka Šturmankinová: Pencil on paper, 70x100 cm, 2010.

In lower years of study it is mainly the pursuit of realistic reproduction with classical drawing instruments and dealing with anatomic composition in larger formats. Focus is put on breaking of stereotypes and searching for own way to drawing.

In higher years of study, after acquiring some experiences,  the drawing becomes a game. There is a space for experiment and individual approach, which results into clear handwriting of an individual.

Brief concept of teaching process of drawing for distinct years of study

Bachelor´s Level of Study

1st year of study:

  • Elimination of bad habits in drawing
  • Understanding of drawing as an artistic medium
  • Gradual transition from smaller formats to larger format (number of smaller drawings in a larger format)
  • From proper sketch to proper objective drawing with focus on the composition
  • Proper drawing of details (hands, feet)
  • Comprehension of relations of the light, relief and space in the drawing

2nd year of study:

  • Figure drawing with various drawing instruments
  • Getting familiar with drawing techniques
  • Comprehension of anatomic relations
  • Mastering of more challenging techniques
  • Drawing efficiently in large format

3rd year of study:

  • Graphic drawing with emphasis on proper anatomic presentation (elaboration)
  • Searching interlocks of drawing and own artistic expression in the Studio
  • Expressing model´s character by means of various artistic and technical elements in drawing (psychological dimension)
  • Possibilities of offsets (intentional deformation)

4th year of study:

  • Figure drawing with high level of visual quality
  • Own drawing expression and handwriting
  • Communication and ability to defend own opinions on drawing

Master´s Level of Study

1st year of study:

  • Creative drawing
  • Original handwriting
  • Creation of own concepts in drawing
  • Original drawing outcome based on consistent preparation and consultations
  • Research of unconventional drawing procedures, experiment

Drawing for Printmaking and Other Media

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