Browsing Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (MTSIFA) Collection by Title

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      Influence of hair styles on fashion designs in Uganda. [1]
      The influence of jewelry on the livelihood of jewelry students [1]
      The influence of objective study drawing and life drawing to the students of Margaret school of industrial and fine arts at Makerere university Kampala [1]
      Influence of painting at St. Francis chapel towards its community, Makerere university [1]
      The influence of photography technology and trends on its practice in Kampala [1]
      Influence of print making as an art at Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Art [1]
      The influence of Professional graphics design on the growth of businesses in Wandegeya, Kampala [1]
      The influence of sculpture studio practice at MTSIFA in the development of contemporary Ugandan visual art between 2017-2022. [1]
      The influence of sculptures towards its community around Makerere University. [1]
      THE INFLUENCE OF SECOND-HAND CLOTHING TRADE ON THE FASHION AND TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN EAST AFRICA [1]
      Influence of social media as a marketing tool on the fashion industry of Uganda today. [1]
      Influence of social media on teaching and learning at MTSIFA [1]
      Influence of technology in ceramics [1]
      Influence of Technology to Digital Communication of MTSIFA. [1]
      The influence of the changing textile decoration techniques between 2000-2017. [1]
      The influence of the flute boy sculpture to its audience in the Main Library of Makerere University [1]
      The influence of tradition in selected safari lodge interiors in Kabale, Uganda. [1]
      The influence of western culture fashion on Makerere University female students'life. [1]
      The influence of western fashion on the traditional dressing of the contemporary urban ugandan society [1]
      Influence of women dress code at MTSIFA, case study women aged 45 – 65. [1]