Fundamentals of Art Overview

One of the premier art studios in Delhi! We are thrilled to offer our new "Fundamentals of Art Course in Delhi", designed specifically for beginners. This course is a comprehensive introduction to the world of art, providing students with the foundational skills and knowledge needed to embark on their artistic journey. Whether you're a complete novice or looking to refresh your basics, this course is tailored for you. You can get creative with us with our more hands-on classes! Check out our website for the charcoal drawing course in Delhi, Pottery Workshop in Delhi, and various other workshops and courses.

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Why Join Our Fundamental Of Art?

Join our fundamentals of art course in Delhi to build a strong foundation in artistic principles. Explore core concepts, develop essential skills, and receive expert guidance to unleash your creativity and pursue your artistic passions. Enroll with us today and join our fundamentals of art classes in Delhi to master the basics of drawing, painting, and more! 

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  • Composition

    Principles of Composition:
    Understand the key principles that guide the arrangement of elements in your artwork. These principles include balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity.

  • Lights And Shadows

    Source of Light and Types of Lights:
    Learn how different light sources and types affect the appearance of objects and their shadows. Understanding the direction, intensity, and quality of light is essential for creating realistic lighting effects in your artwork.

  • Tonal Values

    Value Scale:
    Understand the importance of the value scale, a tool that helps artists visualize and measure the range of lightness to darkness in their work. By mastering the value scale, you can create a sense of depth and dimension in your art.

  • Edges

    Hard,Soft, Lost:
    Learn how to use different edge qualities to create a sense of form and depth in your drawings. Hard edges can define clear boundaries, soft edges can suggest a transition or blend, and lost edges can create a sense of merging or fading.