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3.00 Credits
3 CR. Further study of the materials, skills, and techniques of the watercolor medium. Building on a working knowledge of the medium, students continue to develop their skills. Prerequisite: Watercolor Painting I.
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3 CR. Students will explore materials and skills in the medium of oil paints, including the preparation of the canvas. A variety of painting methods and styles will be practiced using different painting surfaces. Includes investigation of color, light, shade, perspective, form, and composition. Prerequisite: Drawing I or Introduction to Studio Art.
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3 CR. Further study of oil painting methods using a variety of painting surfaces. Students will develop greater technical proficiency and further explore the possibilities of the medium. Prerequisite: Oil Painting I.
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3 CR. Students will explore elements of design in nature, utilize efficient outdoor sketching techniques, and then translate and expand their sketches into media such as pastels, watercolor, painting, drawing, and collage. Prerequisite: Drawing I or Introduction to Studio Art.
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3 CR. Students will explore the methods, tools, and skills of creating three-dimensional visual art in a variety of media. Students will also investigate the history of sculpture from prehistory to present.
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3 CR. An introduction to traditional and contemporary crafts. Students will use materials such as paper, fiber, glass, metals, reed, and mixed media to create craft objects. Emphasis will be on design, technique, and critiques of original work.
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3 CR. Students explore the design and aesthetics of clay and practice fundamental production techniques including hand-building, wheel-throwing, glazing, and firing.
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3 CR. Students will explore a variety of manual bookbinding techniques to create one-of-a-kind books, including oriental bindings, accordions and Coptic bindings. The use of adhesives will be discussed and practiced. Students will also investigate bookbinding as a craft and fine art and will discuss books as both functional and artistic objects.
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3 CR. Students in this course will explore a variety of paper arts techniques, such as paper making, paste paper painting, weaving, simple bookbinding, papersculpting, papier-maché, collage, simple printing processes, and origami. Students will also investigate the historical and socioeconomic significance of paper.
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3 CR. Students will explore the mechanical and electronic aspects of digital photography as well as the basic tools of image manipulation. The course also includes the study of design, composition, and aesthetics of digital images. Prerequisite: Microcomputer Applications I. Access to a digital camera and some previous photography experience are required.
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