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General Education Attributes 2, 3, 4 The student will develop skills in the transparent water color medium based on fundamental and experimental techniques. The many watercolor styles will be investigated utilizing slides, films and readings, supplemented by gallery participation and discussion. In the studio, emphasis will be placed on the spontaneity and immediacy of watercolor while encouraging personal and creative production. Course/lab fees
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General Education Attributes 2, 3, 4 Jewelry offers the basic techniques of metal work, allowing the student opportunity to create attractive jewelry or small objects by sawing, soldering, fusion, and forging in various metals. Course/lab fees
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Prerequisite: ART 1610 or consent of instructor Advanced Jewelry offers the student an opportunity to learn methods of casting in precious metals from original wax models. Work will include centrifugal casting, burning out, finishing and gemstone setting. Course/lab fees
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General Education Attributes 2, 3, 4 The student will develop a sense of insight into anatomical structure and develop skills in sculptural techniques by producing works in a variety of media from the live model. The student will work in the techniques of kilnfired clay, plaster additive, direct carving and plastic and metal casting. The various techniques, mediums, and philosophies will be explored through classroom demonstrations, film/slide presentations and gallery/museum visits. Frequent class critiques will be initiated as an ongoing method of positive evaluation. Course/lab fees
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General Education Attributes 2, 3, 4 An introduction to the basic design, aesthetics and technology of stained glass, using stained glass tools, materials and techniques to execute creative glass projects. Course/lab fees
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General Education Attributes4 A study of the art and architecture of the Islamic and Asian world and will include India, China and Japan. This course will emphasize the relationship of the art and architecture to the culture of these areas. Course/lab fees
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Prerequisite: ART 1510 or consent of instructor The student will develop skills, primarily in black and white media, of rendering an artist's understanding of anatomy. Students will concentrate on proportions, form and portrait studies. Course/lab fees
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Prerequisite: ART 1510 Working with a thorough understanding of proportion and form, the student will gain skills in a creative approach to the visual image. These skills will be facilitated through the use of watercolor, pastel, charcoal and ink washes. Course/lab fees
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General Education Attributes4 The student will learn advanced methods of forming based upon individualized instruction and extensive practice of pottery production planned toward individual objectives with design problems and glaze experiments for stoneware and porcelain. Course/lab fees
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Prerequisite: ART 1550 The student will create a minimum of two sculptures equal in time value to 45 hours each from a variety of media including welding, bronze casting, fiberglass construction and outdoor cement sculpture. Emphasis will be placed on creative involvement in seeking a personal expression. Course/lab fees
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