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The Fine Arts course at Khazani Vocational Women Institute is a comprehensive, skill-oriented programme designed to develop students’ artistic abilities from foundation to advanced levels. The course offers in-depth training in drawing, painting, and visual expression using a wide range of traditional and contemporary mediums.
Students begin by learning the *fundamentals of art, including line, form, balance, light and shade, colour theory, and composition. Through structured practice in still life, object drawing, portrait study, outdoor study, and anatomy, learners strengthen observation skills, proportion, and creative expression. The programme also introduces **clay work, texture studies (2D & 3D), and folk and traditional art forms*, encouraging both creativity and craftsmanship.
Painting techniques are explored extensively using pencil shading, pen and ink, water colour, charcoal, pastel, acrylic, oil colours, and mixed media, on canvas and handmade sheets. Along with practical work, students gain strong theoretical knowledge of Indian art history, including prehistoric art, classical traditions, modern Indian art movements, and regional styles such as Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, and Company School.
By the end of the course, students develop a well-rounded artistic foundation, a personal creative style, and the confidence to pursue *careers in fine arts, illustration, teaching, freelance art practice, exhibitions*, or further professional studies in art and design
Semester – 1
Drawing
*Fundamentals of Art (Medium)
* Still Life Study – Pencil Shading
* Object Drawing – Pen
* Object Drawing – Pencil Shading
Portrait
* Portrait Study – Pencil Shading
*Outdoor
* Outdoor Study – Pencil Shading
Painting
* Lippan Art of Figure – Canvas Painting
* Painting on Canvas – Acrylic Colour
Theory
Fundamentals of Art
* Bindu (Dot)
* Rekha (Line)
* Bhav (Expression)
* Anupat (Balance)
* Chhaya Prakash (Light & Shade)
* Dharatal (Base)
* Aakar (Shape)
* Takniki (Technique)
* Positive and Negative Space
* Colour Theory
* Importance of Shading
Semester – 2
*Drawing
*Portrait*
* Portrait Study – Water Colour, Rotering Pen, Charcoal
*Outdoor*
* Outdoor Study – Mixed Medium
Painting
* Painting on Handmade Sheet – Mixed Medium, Folk Art
* Painting – Mixed Medium
* Canvas Painting – Acrylic Colour
* Painting – Oil Colour
Theory
* Indian Art After Independence
* Art Progress in Mumbai
* Art Progress in Kolkata
* Art Progress in Lahore
* Art Progress in Lucknow
* Art Progress in Delhi
* Indian Modern Art
Fine Arts – 2nd Year
Semester –
*Drawing
*Still Life
* Still Life Study (Colour) – Water Colour, Crayon
*Object Drawing*
* Object Drawing (Colour) – Water Colour, Crayon
*Portrait*
* Portrait Study – Black Pen, Water Colour, Rotering Pen, Oil Colour
*Outdoor*
* Outdoor Study – Pastel, Water Colour, Oil
### *Painting*
* Canvas Painting – Oil Colour
* Painting on Handmade Sheet – Mixed Medium
### *Theory*
* Indian Revival Movement and Artists
* Art Revolution – Brief Note
* Bengal School of Art
* Artists of Revival Movement
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Semester – 4
Drawing
* Still Life Study – Charcoal
* Study of Human Anatomy
* Clay Work
Medium
* Water Colour
* Pencil Shading
* Clay Work
Object Drawing
* Object Drawing – Water Colour
* Object Drawing (Pen) – Colour Pencil, Black Ink
Portrait
* Portrait Study (Pen) – Colour Pencil, Black
Outdoor
* Outdoor Study – Water Colour, Mixed Medium
Painting
* Painting on Canvas – Oil Colour
* Painting on Canvas – Acrylic Colour
Texture Study – 2D & 3D
Theory
* History of Indian Art
* Meaning and Definition of Indian Art
* Art of Prehistoric Period
* Ajanta Art
* Mughal Kala
* Rajasthani Kala
* Pahari Kala
* South Indian Kala
* Company Style
* Patna Style
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