DEVELOPING THE CREATIVE ABILITIES OF FUTURE FINE ARTS TEACHERS THROUGH COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Abstract

This article examines the integration of traditional folk applied arts, specifically pottery and ornamental traditions, with modern information technologies. The research analyzes the methodology of designing "Girih" patterns, which possess complex geometric foundations, using CorelDRAW graphic software. By digitizing traditional ornament-making methods, the author demonstrates opportunities for optimizing the workflow, increasing precision, and applying ready-made templates to modern manufacturing processes (CNC, laser cutting). Furthermore, the article substantiates the role and significance of innovative technologies in developing the creative abilities of future fine arts teachers.