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1.00 Credits
An intensive studio course with a focus on figure drawing. Direct observation of the model will be informed by a study of anatomy for artists (skeleton and large muscle groups) and by study of evolving meaning and conventions of Western figure traditions, from the classical to modern period. Slide presentations, readings, and museum visits will supplement studio work. A broad variety of media allows work in line, tone, and color. Materials fee may apply. Prerequisite: one drawing or painting course, or permission of the instructor.
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An introduction to Graphic Design as a means of creative and effective problem-solving through visual communication. A range of exercises and projects give the student experience in a variety of design applications. Materials fee may apply. Prerequisite: ART 113, ART 125.
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Introduction to the concepts of visual expression, techniques, and skills of digital image manipulation. Covers the basic skills and tools for acquiring, creating, combining, and enhancing photographic imagery, and techniques for electronic collage, and for image restoration and correction. Materials fee may apply. Prerequisite: ART 113. Pre/corequiste: ART 125.
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Introduction to the basic processes and techniques of making functional and nonfunctional ceramic objects. These techniques include hand building, such as coil and slab; and wheel throwing. Craftsmanship and critical thinking skills are stressed. Basic vocabulary, ceramic history, glazing and firing will be covered. Materials fee may apply. No previous experience is necessary.
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1.00 Credits
Introduction to typography as a foundational element of Graphic Design. Topics include the history of; classifications and anatomy of; and rules, guidelines, and theories on the effective and expressive use of type. Materials fee may apply. Prerequisite: ART 113, ART 125.
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Introduction to intaglio and relief printmaking concepts, history, masterworks, materials, and processes. This course combines art theory, history, and studio experience in creative composition and craft process. Students create prints using the intaglio and relief process. Additional printing methods including photo processes will be presented and explored as appropriate. Traditional and contemporary approaches are studied. No previous experience is necessary. Materials fee may apply. No prerequisite.
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Introduction to the concepts of visual expression, techniques, and materials of sculpture. Emphasis is on composition, expression, and production of projects using two processes: the additive, which includes clay modeling, mold making and casting, and the subtractive process of direct carving. No previous experience is necessary. Materials fee may apply. No prerequisite.
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1.00 Credits
An introduction to photography as a medium of fine art. Topics include: a historical overview of photography and its impact on society, principles of aesthetic organization and composition, creation and interpretation of visual messages, and camera practice. A SLR camera film/digital with manual capability is required. Section 01: Darkroom. Section 02:Digital. No previous experience is necessary. Materials fee may apply. No prerequisite.
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1.00 Credits
Exploration of a theme or topic not a part of regular course offerings, such as Renaissance perspective, the portrait, landscape and light, surrealism, collage, hypercard, or emerging movements of contemporary art. Materials fee may apply. No prerequisite.
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0.25 Credits
Quarter course or non-credit. Practical study and application of graphic design, publication layout and page design, photo editing, illustration, and art direction. Approximately five hours per week of involvement with college publications such as the newspaper, The Leader. Recommended for students concentrating in design, multimedia, photography, and communication. No previous experience is necessary to start. Courses must be taken in numerical order with the starting course level to be determined by the instructor. One course of upper-level credit of practica may count toward the major. Offered on a Pass/No Pass basis only.
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