Certificate in Digital Art 

offered by FX School

For a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program, the subjects required during graduation generally cover both practical and theoretical aspects of art. While these subjects can vary depending on the university, some common ones include drawing and painting, where you learn various techniques using mediums like pencils, charcoal, watercolors, and acrylics. Sculpture is another key subject, teaching you how to create three-dimensional art using materials like clay, stone, and wood. You'll also study art history, exploring the evolution of art, major movements, and prominent artists. Design plays a significant role, focusing on the principles of color theory, space, form, and applied design.

In addition to these, printmaking introduces techniques like etc.hing and screen printing, while sculptural and ceramic arts teach you to create sculptures and pottery. Photography may be included to teach camera techniques and composition. Students also study aesthetics and art criticism to understand art's philosophical foundations, as well as human anatomy and figure drawing to improve accuracy in drawing human forms. Lastly, some programs offer digital arts, where you learn digital illustration and animation. This variety of subjects ensures a well-rounded education in fine arts.

Candidates pursuing BPA have to study different subjects such as:

• History of Indian Theatre
• Western Music
• Sound Editing
• Introduction to Indian Theatre
• Choreography, World Music
• Project on Commercial Advertisement
• Basic Concepts of Film Making