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

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      Gender and Women's Health: An assessment of the modeling scouting rules in the fashion industry. [1]
      Gender equality in painting at MTSIFA in Makerere University [1]
      Gender inequalities faced by women in graphics. [1]
      Gender inequality in the Ugandan fashion industry [1]
      Graphic design as a tool for promotion of political campaigns 2020, with specificity to Kampala [1]
      Graphic design practices in Ntungamo district. [1]
      Graphics design and its study and practice at Margret Trowell School of Fine Art in Makerere University, Kampala. [1]
      Graphics design as a tool of drug abuse awareness among the youth in Makerere Kikoni [1]
      Graphics design by fresh graduates at MTSIFA in Makerere University Kampala Uganda. [1]
      House ceiling designing in Kiwenda Town along Gayaza Zirobwe Road in Wakiso District [1]
      How art can be used to promote and modify dressing culture in Buganda. [1]
      How communication design can be used to improve the standard of SIGNAGE in Katakwi District. [1]
      How communication design can be used to improve the standard of signage in Katakwi district [1]
      How technology has been involved in art at MITSFA and MUZZA printing press at Nasser. [1]
      The iconography of the Motifs of the local textile decorations in Kampala. [1]
      Illustration as a form of preserving the cultural Heritage of Buganda: A case study of Uganda comic books and Animated films. [1]
      Illustration as an artistic tool to highlight the effects of drug abuse among students of Makerere [1]
      Images speak louder than words, an analytical study of images for food and beverage labels made in Uganda. [1]
      The impact of billboard advertising on a product: (a case study in Kampala) [1]
      The impact of Christian sculptures of St. Francis and St. Augustine chapels in Makerere to worshipers in the society. [1]