| Week | Topics | Study Materials | Materials |
| 1 |
Introduction to the course objectives, learning outcomes, and assessment criteria.
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Introduction and Course Overview
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| 2 |
Definition and history of experimental illustration.
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Fundamentals of Illustration.
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| 3 |
Illustration with the Use of Color Theory and Digital Tools.
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Use of Different Materials
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| 4 |
Combining different media and techniques in illustration.
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Combining Media and Techniques
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| 5 |
Using digital and traditional tools together in illustration.
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Integration of Digital and Traditional Tools
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| 6 |
Techniques for creative thinking and conceptual development.
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Creative Process and Concept Development
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| 7 |
Methods for abstract and conceptual thinking in illustration.
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Abstract and Conceptual Illustration
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| 8 |
Review of topics covered in the first half of the semester and assessment.
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Midterm Exam and Evaluation
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| 9 |
Experimental works using traditional illustration techniques.
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Experimental Work with Traditional Techniques
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| 10 |
Techniques for working with innovative materials and media.
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Innovative Use of Materials and Media
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| 11 |
Professional experimental illustration techniques used in the industry.
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Professional Experimental Illustration Techniques
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| 12 |
Techniques for character drawing and development using experimental methods.
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Character Drawing and Development
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| 13 |
Presentation of student projects and in-class feedback.
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Presentation and Feedback of Experimental Projects
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| 14 |
General review of the course, student feedback, and submission of final projects.
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General Review and Closing
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