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  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of skills acquired in Drawing 1 and further develops drawing technique with a greater awareness of composition and concept. Students continue with observational drawing to develop greater knowledge through the study of the human figure, life drawing and spatial perception. The addition of a stronger conceptual component with an individual creative approach is encouraged. Further study of analytical and communication skills as they relate to art are developed. Prerequisite:    ART 109   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART-122 Painting 1 and is for students planning to extend the study of art to the media of paint. Studio exercises include a range of activities from observational painting to abstract works and focus on developing an individualized artistic approach to assignments. Students develop a personal style and conceptual aspects in their work. Prerequisite:    ART 122 or ART 109 & ART 148   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a sequel to ART 114 Two-Dimensional Design and involves the exploration and completion of projects in various three-dimensional media that demonstrate the elements and principles of design. Critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills are fostered through the completion of individualized projects within set parameters. Historical and diverse artwork and cultural ideas are explored as examples of key concepts. Class critiques guide students in the ability to critique artwork with effective communication while using appropriate terminology. Prerequisite:    ART 114   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART 129 Printmaking 1 and provides students further exploration of printmaking processes. Students expand their knowledge and technique through the appropriate use of tools, inks and paper and the production of edition prints. Multi-color printing techniques are examined through various printmaking media. Students utilize the design process to develop and refine their concepts for use in printing. Prerequisite:    ART 129   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART 130 to improve upon the skills of students who have demonstrated proficiency in basic photography. Continued use of 35mm camera and the study of medium to large format camera are conducted. An advance technique with camera in darkroom is explored to produce creative and professional work. Prerequisite:    ART 130 or equivalent experience  
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART 137 Ceramics 1. Students use their technical expertise to create more ambitious and individual forms through hand-building techniques or wheel-thrown work. Glaze technology and firing are explored. Prerequisite:    ART 137   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART 138 Sculpture 1. Students use their technical expertise with media such as clay, plaster and wood to work independently to produce a series of sculptural works. Advanced fabrication and construction techniques are covered. Prerequisite:    ART 138   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is a continuation of ART 142 Jewlery & Metalsmithing 1 and provides students further exploration of advanced small metals fabrication and jewelry making. Students develop the ability to create original works of art utilizing the design process. Advanced metalsmithing techniques are applied to create more complex designs. Students begin to develop individual direction within the medium. Prerequisite:    ART 142   
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course introduces students to digital hardware and industry-standard software used as the primary tools in graphic communication design. The field of graphic communications is explored through readings, research and critical analysis. Creative problem solving combined with basic principles of composition design, Gestalt theory and color are applied in the integration of type and image. Aesthetics and technical skill development are examined in the conceptual phases from traditional sketch through the finalized digital and printed presentation. Prerequisite:    Eligible for ENG 101/ENG 101L or instructor permission  
  • 3.00 Credits

    In this course, students examine the history and evolution of typography as an essential element of graphic communication. Letterform anatomy, typographic terminology, font classification and use of extended font families are explored. Typographic principles of hierarchy, readability and legibility are applied in the visual manipulation of language as an art form. Prerequisite:    ART 248 or instructor permission