art100 -
Art Fundamentals
An introduction to the formal issues of image-making including
the elements and principles of art and historical awareness.
art102 & art202 - Computers
in Design
Continuous upgrading of hardware and software give
students experience in image-making with the computer
for personal and commercial purposes. Computers in
Design I offers experience with Adobe Illustrator,
QuarkXpress, and Adobe InDesign. Computers in Design
II combines Adobe Photoshop with previously learned
software.
art103 - Design Foundations
An introductory study of the principles of visual perception
and organization with the visual elements of line,
shape, value, texture, and color. The course will primarily
explore two-dimensional design in an achromatic mode.
art108
- Survey of Art
A brief history of the Visual Arts, inlcuding painting,
drawing, sculpture, and architecture. Global cultures
from prehistoric times through present day are
covered.
art110, art111, art
112, art113 - Drawing I, II, III, & IV
Four levels of drawing investigate the formal foundations of the drawing
process as applied to observational and conceptual image making. Media experimentation
is emphasized. Individual projects help students strengthen their styles and
techniques while exploring various media.
art115 - Orientation to Graphic
Communications
The study of the graphic communications industry
and production methods from design through bindery.
Emphasis is placed on current trends for the professional
preparation for careers in graphic communications.
art123 - Color Theory
An advanced study of the principles of visual perception
and two-dimensional design with an emphasis in color
theory and the elements of design including line,
shape, value, texture.
art130, art131- Fashion Illustration I
& II
This course covers fundamentals of fashion illustration
with with emphasis on fashion drawing techniques,
fabric rendering, materials, methods, and formats
used by the fashion industry.
art139, art239, art242, art243
- Photography I, II, III, & IV
Four class levels of photography explore traditional
film photography. Camera and darkroom techniques are
developed. The place of photography in the fine arts
is introduced. Students are encouraged to develop personal
visions as the sequence of classes progress.
art142 - Fiber
A variety of techniques within the discipline of fiber.
Historical examples as well as contemporary techniques
are explored.
art160, art260- Graphic Design
I & II
An introduction to the principles of the graphic design
field. This includes the study of typography, layout,
production methods, analyzing client needs, idea and
execution processes, defining successful elements of
good visual communication, defining and analyzing trends
of the graphic design industry, and career opportunities.
Creative problem-solving using hand tools and the computer.
art165 - Cartooning
Fundamentals of cartoon drawing styles and techiques
used in advertising, greeting cards, gag, caricature
and editorial cartoons.
art170, art171, art172, art173
- Ceramics I, II, III, IV
Students
are introduced
to the fundamental
principles, styles
and forms of ceramics
working
with hand-building
techniques as
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