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Candidates who pursue BFA or MFA in Arts Education can also specialise in the field of Applied Arts. Some of the top colleges offering various courses in Applied Arts are given as follows:MIT-WPUAmity University, NoidaParul UniversityJamia Millia Islamia
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There is not very broad difference as both are a part of Fine Art degree but there is a key difference.BFA :- It means doing paintings and artistic work, not a designers work, they can be free thinker, they have no limitation or restrictions. They can draw and create anything that they like and feel important.BVA:- It means doing designers work, visual artist need to design the work for clients and for customers basically for others and not for themselves but according to the requirement and demand of clients and customers, the work not only includes just paintings, posters, illustrations but content and research also.
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Commercials and applied arts are two different but related ideas. The application of creative abilities to useful or functional products is known as applied arts, and it includes fields like interior design, industrial design, and graphic design. Commercials, on the other hand, particularly relate to promotional material made for the purpose of advertising.Although the creative and artistic aspects of commercials are enhanced by the application of applied arts, commercials themselves are only a portion of the applied arts discipline. Professionals frequently use applied arts disciplines—especially graphic design—when making
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The term "applied arts" refers to a broad range of fields in which aesthetic ideas are used to create useful or functional items. Here are a few important applied arts categories:Types of Applied Arts DescriptionGraphic DesignCreating visual content for communication, branding, and advertising.Industrial DesignDesigning products for improved aesthetics and functionality.Fashion DesignCreating designs for clothing, accessories, and footwear.Interior DesignPlanning and designing interior spaces for various purposes.Textile DesignCreating patterns and designs for fabrics and textiles.Product DesignDesigning a range of products with e
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Candidates who have completed Class 10 from recognised board can apply for this course. This course acts as a refresher or beginner's level course for candidates who wish to pursue Applied Arts in undergraduate level. The colleges are as follows:Meerabai Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship UniversityDr. HJ Bhabha Delhi Skill and Entreprenuership University
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BFA Applied Arts is an undergraduate Fine Arts course. The course is usually 4 years long and the examinations can be either semester wise or yearly. BFA Applied Arts covers topics like Advertising, Calligraphy, Clay Modelling, Animation, Graphic Designing, etc. It is also offered under various specialisations such as:Art HistoryVisual CommunicationDesign TheoryAnimation
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To pursue BFA (Bachelor in Fine Arts) in Applied Arts, candidates should have:Passed 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum 50% marks.Some institutions may require applicants to have passed an entrance exam or portfolio review.Applicants must have a strong portfolio of their artistic work.Applicants must be creative, self-motivated, and have a passion for art.
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The difference between fine arts and applied arts is related to work. In Fine Arts, work is done based on freehand approach while in Applied Arts it is based on technicality. CriteriaFine ArtsApplied ArtsFocusAesthetic or expressiveFunctional or practicalExamplePainting, Sculpture, Photography, Music, danceGraphic Design, Fashion Design, Interior Design, Industrial Design, Animation
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