Applied Arts

Applied arts the application of design and decoration to everyday objects to make them aesthetically pleasing. The term is applied in distinction to the fine arts, which AIMS to produce objects which are beautiful or provide intellectual stimulation. In practice, the two often overlap. Applied art is essentially design, decorative, or illustrative art which though sometimes really craft worthy or painterly is not highly regarded by most students and collectors of art.

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Please refer the link to have an idea about the question paper pattern: http://www.kuk.ac.in/userfiles/file/syllabi/COURSES/mm.pdf.

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You can find the syllabus of the exam for BFA in applied arts on the official website of the university by clicking here http://admission.rbu.net.in/AdmissionNotice/BAHonours/201718/Admission Test of Fine Arts/Syllabus/Syllabus for Admission test of BA in Fine Arts.pdf

In European academic traditions, fine art is art development primarily of aesthetics or beauty distinguishing it from applied arts which also has to serve some practical function such as pottery or most network Fine art is drawing sculpting and painting original works Printing is usually not considered a fine art though printers might well and sensibly disagree.Applied art is essentially design decorative or illustrative art which though sometimes really craft worthy or painterly is not highly regarded by most students and collector of art

For the first question, you have to practice still life in pencil. Just pick any random objects of different materials, place them and start making them on paper. Make sure you shade background and foreground as well. The second question will be based on your specialisation, for eg: applied art candidates will be expected to make a composition on given topics in mediums such as water color, poster, pencil color, oil pastels, etc. The final question will comprise of theory questions related to art. It's not too difficult, all the best.

After doing BFA, you can work as Professional Artist, Visualizer, Art Direction, Design & Development Cell, Set Designer, Illustrator, Graphic Designer, Character Designer, Window Display & Packaging Designing, Design Management, Product designer, Background artist and animator.

You shall not be allowed to do Two Regular Mode Courses from Two different Institutions. But it seems possible that with one Main Degree you can pursue some Certificate Course/short Term course through Evening Classes at other institution or in the Same Institution as well. These Certificate Courses can be of Foreign Languages or Reasoning, etc.

For the bridge course, you need to directly apply to the college. You need to have passed class 12th for admission.

It is not beneficial for Magazine Photography. you have to go with Mass Communication.