Introducing students to basic elements of graphic tradition and art and graphic theory in order to make students capable of acquiring new knowledge and experience from the wide range of topics in graphic design.

Acquired knowledge is used in further education for the group of courses related to graphic design.

The notion of visual culture, ideas on form comprehension, shape of amorphous form, emancipated forms, archetype forms by the shaped gender, four basic paleo-communication forms, symbolic archetype forms – circle, square, cross, centroid; colour in visual culture, understanding space in visual culture, visual space identification, notion of illusion in two-dimensional presentation, composition, space scenery, contemporary understanding of form, notion of face in visual culture, logics in de-objectifying the exterior and interior, symbolism of vertical, horizontal and diagonal; golden cross-section as space determinant, spiral, order, range, balance, symmetry and asymmetry, new aspects of illusion – technical and monitor image.

Lectures, Computer (C) Practice, Consultations.