1. Fashion Illustration
Fashion Illustration is an essential and effective medium of communicating ideas, concepts and details in idealistic human proportions in the business of fashion. Illustration reflects the personal stylistic expression of the designer. It captures the mood of the moment.In this workshop the learner will experience to draw & style fashion figures with different postures and expressions.
Materials Required
- Cartilage paper note book/A3 Sheets.
- Get-way (tracing papers)
- Pencils:2B, 4B, 6B, 8B, Scale
- Pens: Micron 4, 6,8
- Brushes, palette, water container
- Colors:-any kind of colors which are available with you. (Pencil colors, pastel colors, poster colors, charcoal, pen, sketch pen, drawing ink etc.)
- Old Magazines, glue, scissors
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Ms. Sumita Choudhary
- Contact Person: Sumita Choudhary | sumita@iicd.ac.in | 9982005511
- Duration (No. of days): 10 Days
- Date & Timings: 14June - 24 June (Thursday) 10:00-12:00
- Eligibility: 13years onwards
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 3500/
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 350/-
2. Wire Jewelry Workshop
The workshop would cover following:- 1. Transforming metal wire by cutting & bending. Use of various tools such as Pliers & wire cutters.
- 2. Working with Metal wire to create interesting artifacts (Jewellery, curios, tabletop accessories etc)
Materials Required
- Metal Wire: 18 to 22 gauge (1.3 – 0.64 mm approx.) 5 meter approx.
- Nose Plier : One Piece Wire Cutter: One Piece
- Scale/ pencil/ eraser/ a4 shettes
- Pebbles / twigs etc
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Basu Vansit
- Contact Person: Mr. Basu Vansit | basu@iicd.ac.in | 9001147991
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days):5 days
- Date & Timings:28 June – 2 July 10:00am-12:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
3. Madhubani Papier-mache
The rich culture and traditions of the state of Bihar have nurtured various crafts from times immemorial. Of the many interesting crafts of Bihar, Madhubani Papier Mache holds a special place in the eyes and minds of art lovers.
Papier Mache, a French term for “chewed paper “ is an age -old craft practised in various
regions of India like Kashmir, Odisha, Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar each having their own
appeal and splendour. However, the simplicity, rawness and folk appeal of Paper Mache from
Bihar remains unmatched. The beauty of this craft lies in the ornamentation through the
popular Madhubani Art.
The Vibrant painting style and the alluring texture of this craft makes it unique and captivating.Read more
Materials Required
- Newspaper 4kg
- Multani mitti (Fuller's earth) 1 kg,
- Methi dana powder 100 gm
- bottle of fevicol
- Acrylic colours
- Paintbrushes 000, 0, 1 ,3 no.
- Plain A4 paper for practise
- Imp. Note: Please soak the newspaper in plain water for 3-4 days prior to the workshop. The newspaper should be torn into pieces and immersed completely into water.
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr Abdhesh Kumar Karn, Coordinator: Ms.Swati Jain
- Contact Person: Swati Jain | swatijain@iicd.ac.in | 9352830010
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days):5 days
- Date & Timings:14June- 18 June 10:00-12:00
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
4. Desktop publishing through Adobe In Design
This workshop is aimed at development of documentation skills with layout design in Adobe Indesign. Through various practical demonstrations and exercises, it will help learners to develop creative designs for documents, posters, invites, brochures, coffee table books and other print materials.Read more
Materials Required
- Computer with Adobe In Design software
Other Description
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- Course Faculty: Ms. Swati Sinha
- Contact Person: Ms. Swati Sinha | swatisinha@iicd.ac.in | 9511526282
- Duration (No. of days): 5 Days
- Date & Timings: 14June - 18 June 2:00pm -4:00pm
- Eligibility: 10+2 qualified with basic computer skills
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
5. Jogi patchwork and reverse applique of barmer.
Appliqué is an ancient technique of creating beautiful and decorative items with different pieces of cloth. Traditional Jogi Applique of Barmer is a process
of sewing smaller pieces of fabric onto a larger background fabric with
interesting motifs from nature. It is a technique of forming a single pattern with
different pieces of cloth. Pieces of fabric are applied on top of another for
decorative or functional purposes.Read more
Materials Required
- Fabric for base – cotton
- Waste fabric from home Hand Needle
- Anchor embroidery threads – multi color
- Scissor / cutter
- Pencil/ scale/ paper
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Padmaram ji, Coordinator: Ms. Anuja Kumar
- Contact Person: Anuja Kumar | anuja@iicd.ac.in | 8561036070
- Duration (No. of days): 5 days
- Date & Timings: 28 June- 2 July 10:00-12:00
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
6. Mata ni Pachedi from Ahmedabad
Mata-ni-Pachedi is a traditional art of painting the image of goddesses. It is a piece of cloth found in the temple which is of multicolored animated images of gods and goddesses,
devotees, followers, flora and fauna with a narrative story. The term Mata-ni-Pachedi
originated from Gujarati language, where Mata means ‘goddess’, ni means ‘belongs to’ and
Pachedi means ‘behind’ When people of the nomadic Vaghari community of Gujarat were
barred from entering temples, they made their own shrines with depictions of the Mother
Goddess of different forms on to the cloth. The unique feature of this temple-hanging is the
product layout of four to five pieces of Mata-ni-Pachedi erected to form a shrine for the Mother
Goddess. Traditional Mata ni Pachedi is a rectangular piece of fabric used as a canopy in the
place of ceiling in a nomadic shrine which houses the main mother goddess image at its center.Read more
Materials Required
- Sketch book
- Pencil, eraser
- Mirco pen 1.0, 2.0, 4.0 ( Red, Black, Blue)
- Paper (A-3 size)
- Poster colours- Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Brown / Natural colors like Haldi, kajal,etc
- Brushes- 0,1,2,5 numbers
- Color palette
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Kirit Jayantibhai Chitara, coordinator: Chanchal Rathore
- Contact Person:Chanchal Rathore | chanchal@iicd.ac.in |9001550022
- Duration (No. of days): 4 Days
- Date & Timings: 14 June - 17 June 10:00-12:00
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2100/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 210/-
7. Miniature Painting from Bikaner
The miniature painting as a form of art had originated in Persia. During his exile to Persia, Humayun, the Mughal emperor had experienced this form of painting. And he brought some
painters with him to India. Miniature art developed under the patronage of Akbar, but only
continued to increase under Jahangir and subsequently Shahjahan. Akbar mostly had the
painters illustrate stories like the Ramayana etc for him as he didn’t know to read and liked
looking at the pictures. Of course, court scenes (Akbar on a hunt, building Fatehpur Sikri, etc)
also documented the King’s rule. Jahangir was fascinated by European paintings that Thomas
Roe got with him and urged the painters to copy/imitate them and was fond of symbolism/
allegory in the paintings. Shahjahan largely had artists show his stature in court. It’s said that
these are called miniature paintings as they are small in size compared to European Paintings.Read more
Materials Required
- Sketch book
- Pencil, Eraser, Scale
- Off white Paper (A-3 size)
- Poster colours- Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Brown, white, Yellow, Green and golden.
- Brushes- 0,1,2,5 numbers
- Color palette
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Mahaveer Swami, Mr. Ankur Swami, Coordinator: Ms. Chanchal Rathore
- Contact Person:Ms. Chanchal Rathore | chanchal@iicd.ac.in | 9001550022
- Duration (No. of days): 4 days
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Date & Timings: 23June -26 June 10:00am-12:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2100/
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 210/-
8. Warli Painting from Maharashtra
Warli is one of the oldest forms of Indian folk art and has its origins in the Warli region of Maharashtra. This form of tribal art mainly makes use of geometric shapes such as circles,
triangles and squares to form numerous shapes depicting life and beliefs of the Warli tribe. In
olden days, Warli art was done on walls on special occasions. The painting would be done over
a brown background which would basically be a mixture of mud and cow dung cakes. The white
pigment used to draw shapes and figures would be a mixture of rice mixed with water and gum.
One of the most popular themes in Warli art is a spiral chain of humans around one central
motif. This in accordance with their belief that life is an eternal journey, and it has no beginning
and end.Read more
Materials Required
- Sketch book
- Pencil, eraser
- Mirco pen 1.0, 2.0, 4.0 ( Red, Black, Blue)
- Off white Paper and brown Paper (A-3 size)
- Poster colours- Black, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Brown, white
- Brushes- 0,1,2,5 numbers
- Color palette
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Dlip Ram Bahotha Coordinator: Ms. Chanchal Rathore
- Duration (No. of days): 4 days
- Date & Timings: 28-June-1 July 2:00pm-4:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2100/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 210/-
9. Papermaking & Book-Binding
Paper is one of the most ubiquitous substance existing since time immemorial. In its very basic it signifies the cycle of life. As a material it is connected with history, geography, biology, ecology and
aesthetics. It fulfils the requirements that a creative person may have, ranging from painting to
stationeries, furniture to architecture, lighting to dresses. Works created in and with paper can be
categorised as neither craft nor art, but rather as an amalgamation of the two. During the Papermaking
course, participants will learn the process of making paper from plant fibre and waste paper along
with watermarking, embedding, layering and thread relief techniques. This would enable them to
create their own papers and artworks. Japanese, Drum-leaf, Single section and Accordion binding
methods will be taught during the Bookbinding course. By learning these binding methods,
participants would enable to create their own customized versions.Read more
Materials Required
- PAPERMAKING WORKSHOP Mould & Deckle: 1 set (size: 11 x 8 in)
- White Handmade Paper/Cartridge Paper: 5 full sheet Colour
- Handmade Paper/Cartridge Paper: 5 full sheet each of 2 different colour
- Newspaper: 10 Kitchen Mixer-Grinder: 1 (capacity at least 600 watt)
- White Cotton Cloth (poplin//sari/dhoti): 20 (size: 14 x 11 in)
- Rectangular Plastic Tub (circular tub can also be used): 3 {size: at least 18 x 15 x 6 (depth) in}
- Bucket & Mug: 1 each Circular Plastic Bowl: 4 (diameter: 8-10 in)
- Nylon Scrubbing Brush: 1 Big Sieve: 1 Water-Proof Ply Board: 2 (thickness: 19 mm, size: 16 x 12 in)
- Surgical Tape/Masking Tape: 1 roll (thickness: 1/2 in) Thermocol Sheet: 2 (size: 12 x 10 in, thickness: 25 mm or more)
- Incense Stick & Match Box: 1 pkt each Butter Knife/Spoon: 1 Pseudo-Stem of Banana Plant: 1 / Pineapple Leaves: 100 / Long Grass: 1 bucket full
- Stainless Steel Vessel & Ladle: 1 each, vessel capacity: 10-15 ltr Gas Burner/Stove: 1 Caustic Soda/Washing Soda: 1 kg Rubber Gloves: 1 pair
- Big Cutter & Scissors: 1 each Colour Thread , Wool, Flower Petals, Leaves (any light, soft material): Handful Painted Image (using water-proof ink/paint), Printed Image, Photo Copy: 2, size: A5
- BOOKBINDING WORKSHOP Thick Handmade/Cartridge Paper: 1 full sheet of 2-3 colour Mount Board/Hard Board: 1 full sheet
- White A4 Bond Paper: 200 sheets, 100/110 gsm
- Steel ruler, Pencil, Scissors, Paper cutter, Flat brush (2 in), Adhesive (Fevicol), Spoon/Butter knife, Plastic bowl (for preparing binding solution), Nail (length: 3/4 in), Hammer, Pliers, Strong thread for binding,
- Glass sheet/ Cutting mat, Newspaper (2/3), Cloth for cleaning fingers after applying glue.
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Anupam Chakraborty, Coordinator: Ms. Pampa Panwar
- Contact Person: Ms. Pampa Panwar | pampa@iicd.ac.in | 7007971200
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days): 6 days
- Date & Timings: 18 June- 24 June 10:00-12:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2800/
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 280/-
10. Shadow- Puppetry
Shadow play, also known as shadow puppetry, is an ancient form of storytelling and entertainment which uses flat articulated cut-out figures (shadow puppets) which are held between a source of light and a translucent screen. The cut-out shapes of the puppets sometimes include translucent colour or other types of detailing. Various effects can be achieved by moving both the puppets and the light source.Read more
Materials Required
- Cardboard
- Scissors
- Needle and Thread Sticks
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Vipin Viswanatha Pulavar , Coordinator: Ms. Pampa Panwar
- Contact Person: Ms. Pampa Panwar | pampa@iicd.ac.in | 7007971200
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days): 5 days
- Date & Timings: 21 June- 25 June 3:00pm - 5:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
11. Tessellation Art
The workshop will cover the basics of tessellations, an important concept in 2D geometry. It has wide application in design work.Materials Required
- Pencil HB, H
- Compass
- Scale 30cm
- Cartridge Paper 30cm
- Poster Colours
- Paint Brushes
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Ms. Shalu Rustagi & Mr. Rajesh Kumar
- Contact Person: Ms. Shalu Rustagi | shalu@iicd.ac.in | 9314020245
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards (Interest in Geometry)
- Duration (No. of days): 5 days
- Date & Timings: 28 June- 2 July 2:00pm-4:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
12. Landscape painting
Materials Required
- 2 Canvas 12×18 inch,
- Oil colour
- Flat hard hair brushes
- Round soft hair brushes
- Rough cloth
- Turpentine oil
- Colour plate
- Sketch book Pencil
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Shuvankar Biswas
- Contact Person: Mr. Shuvankar Biswas | shuvankar@iicd.ac.in | 7791978152
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days): 6 days
- Date & Timings: 14 June-19 June 10:00-1:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 3000/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 300/-
13. Mix Media Painting
Materials Required
- Canvas 12×18/ 24×30 inches, 2
- Oil colour
- Acrylic colour
- Flat soft and round hair brushes
- Round soft hair brushes
- Rough cloth
- Turpentine oil
- Colour plate
- Sketch book
- Pencil
- Water container
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Shuvankar Biswas
- Contact Person: Mr. Shuvankar Biswas | shuvankar@iicd.ac.in | 7791978152
- Eligibility: 13 years onwards
- Duration (No. of days): 5 days
- Date & Timings: 28June - 2 July 10:00am - 1:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 2500/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 250/-
14. Basic Ethnic Pattern making of Jama Paijama
The course contains the basic pattern making and construction of Ethnic style of Jama & Paijama, hand construction techniques and detailing. It will cover the Pattern Making, cutting and sewing with hand stitches
and hand detail techniques.Read more
Materials Required
- Scale 24 inch, 12 inch
- L scale
- Hip curve
- French curve
- Pattern Master
- Measuring tape
- Mechanical pencil
- Paper scissor
- Stapler and Stapler pin
- Muslin – 10 mtrs Pearl pins
- All pin round head
- Tracing Paper
- Tracing wheel
- Marking chalk
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr. Abhishek Choudhary & Mr. Suresh Manohar
- Contact Person: Mr. Abhishek Choudhary | abhishek@iicd.ac.in | 9928062080
- Eligibility: 10+2 qualified
- Duration (No. of days): 10 days
- Date & Timings: 18 June - 29 June 2:00pm - 4:00pm
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 5000/-
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 500/-
15. Madhubani Painting
Madhubani painting also known as Mithila Paintings are a narrative folk style of painting from the Madhubani region of Bihar. This art has been practiced by the women of the region through
the centuries and today it is considered a living tradition. The theme for Madhubani paintings
are broadly based on Nature, Social life and Religion. It was traditionally practiced by the
women of the family using colors that were traditionally derived from natural ingredients such
as stones, leaves and flowers. It has changed very little over time in terms of its form and style
but chemical colors are now being used
This workshop is focused on learning the basic techniques of the folk art, Madhubani painting.Read more
Materials Required
- A 4 size Cartridge sheets/ Sketch book /Handmade paper.
- Pencil, eraser
- Poster colors- Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Brown, Black
- Acrylic color for handmade paper.
- Brushes- 000,1,2,3 numbers
- 18”Ruler Compass (Geometry box)
- Color palette
- Fabric for wiping brushes
- Tumbler for water
Other Description
- Course Faculty: Mr Abdhesh Kumar Karn coordinator: Ms. Swati Jain
- Contact Person: Swati Jain | swatijain@iicd.ac.in | 9352830010
- Duration (No. of days): 7 Days
- Date & Timings: 21June-28June 10:00-12:00
- Eligibility:13 years onwards
- Fee (Rs) For Regular Applicants: 3500/
- Fee (Rs) for IICD Faculty/ Staff/ Students: 350/-
Short Workshops | SUMMER 2021
