The Basic Principles of Design 3 is divided into three-sections, first Material Studies, second Textile Design and third Color 2. Memory drawing is taught by Hutter J. "Tactual sensitivity and fantasy are the goals of this course: students are stimulated by manipulating and working the materials as form and expression. Unbiased experimentation, spontaneous perception of chance occurrences and their consequent development produce new, surprising possibilities that are unpredictable intellectually.
The second section is textile design taught by Hernandez-Moor L./Kern U."The aim of this course is to discover expressive rhythmical qualities of various textile materials; the interrelation of texture, color, and form; and the adequate techniques ( embroidery, weaving, knotting, macrame, looping, tie-dyeing, applique)."
The third section is Color 2 taught by Gautschi R. / Pola P. "The course is structured with these concepts: color consistency (watery, dry, glossy, opaque, impasto), means of expression ( brushes, treatments, painting surfaces), formal qualities (shape, line, point, texture), color qualities ( bright, dull, warm, cool, tone), composition (many-few, large-small, long-short, light-dark), and combinations of the preceding sections.