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Drawing and Composition Courses ‘Three Steps’

The programme is designed for upper secondary school students and technology teachers aiming to systematically prepare for the architecture entrance exam in drawing and composition. Participants will learn the basics and rules of drawing, composition principles, modelling forms in space and depicting spatial relationships in drawings. Practical tasks will include gypsum head model drawings and analysis of spatial body intersections, helping to develop spatial thinking, understanding of proportions and compositional logic. The training combines theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, while individual feedback from lecturers helps refine technical skills and build confidence for the exam.

In this training you will learn:

to apply the basic rules and principles of drawing;
to create compositions developing spatial thinking;
to model forms in drawings and depict spatial relationships;
to draw a gypsum head model, analysing spatial body intersections;
to apply compositional logic in exam-oriented works;
to self-assess skills according to exam requirements.

Do you have any questions?
Contact us for a consultation.

Tadas Žebrauskas
phone +370 618 32820
email tadas.zebrauskas@ktu.lt

You will receive a certificate upon completion of this course

Start date

Organized upon forming a group

Duration

16 ac. hrs.

Organiser

Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture

Programme language

Lithuanian

Price

250 Eur

Method of organisation

On-campus learning

Field

Teaching‚ Learning and Educational Innovations

The programme is conducted by

The programme is led by specialists in their field with practical and methodological experience. They help participants deepen their knowledge, acquire new skills, and apply them in real-life situations.