BA Drawing and Painting

Bachelor of Arts in Drawing and Painting

B.A (Drawing and Painting) or Bachelor of Arts in Drawing and Painting is an Under-Graduate Drawing and Painting course. Part of painting and drawing is the addition of texture, whether the piece is realistic or abstract. There are various kinds of textures in art and design. Actual or real textures are those that can be touched such as the smooth surface of a metal sculpture or the spiky surface of a cactus. We can readily identify a material by its texture: glass is smooth and slick; sand is gritty and fine. In three-dimensional works, artists use actual texture to add a tactile quality to the work.

The Bachelor of Arts course in Drawing and Painting highlights the visual textures that can be created to look like real textures, two-dimensional works of art; texture gives a visual sense of how an object would feel in real life. Bachelor of Arts in Drawing and Painting is a three years duration course.

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Eligibility

• Aspiring students should have passed their 10+2 class from a recognized school board or its equivalent exam.

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Course Specialization

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Syllabus

The Syllabus of Drawing and Painting as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Colleges

• Banasthali University, Tonk
• Stella Maris College, Chennai

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Course Suitability

• Students who have good knowledge of painting, drawing and want to cooperate in preserving the Indian cultural heritage are the most suitable ones.
• Second, those who want to become a drawing and painting teacher. So first they will have to have a graduation degree than the post-graduation.
• You should be well aware of the different shades of colors and the methods that help in mixing them. You must have good communication and language skills to present your work.
• Those who want to have a master's degree and then for further research work also are suitable for it.

How is the B.A (Drawing and Painting) Course Beneficial?

• Before we proceed to this topic it is noteworthy here that around 60% of students taking the field of drawing and painting are self-employed. But at the same time, it is also clear that keen competition is there at both places-salaried jobs and freelance work.
• If you join some firm then you will have comparatively routine work to do. However, most of the artists prefer to do freelancing work while continuing with their regular job until they find themselves properly settled in the field of drawing and painting.
• After completing your degree in Bachelor of Arts in Drawing and Painting, you can join some newspapers, magazines or periodicals, book publishers, video industry, computer system design, and much other related work.
• After successful completion of the course, they can have jobs related to magazines or periodicals, book publishers, video industry, computer system design, and many other related works.

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Employment Areas

• Art Galleries
• Educational Institutes
• Historic Monuments
• Museums
• Paint shops

B.A (Drawing and Painting) Job Types

• Draughtsman
• Drawing Teacher
• Decorative Painter
• Design/Drawing Manager
• Graphic Designer
• Painting Inspector
• Spray Painter Technician
• Team Manager

Advanced Courses in B.A (Drawing and Painting)

• M.A. (Drawing and Painting)
• Ph.D. (Drawing and Painting)