Through sequence of increasingly complex problems, students explore expressive potential of line, shape, texture, value, special relationships and capacity of these visual elements to interact and to create coherent form and space. Analysis of problems and personal inquiry are encouraged as students develop vocabulary, technical skills, and critical awareness necessary for creative visual expression. FF 101 Sculptural Forms Principles of three-dimensional thinking are groundwork for all designing, planning, and building of form in real space.
Course helps students develop understanding of interaction of form in space.
Using basic sculptural processes and readily available materials, students investigate three-dimensional ideas and decision making. Fall and Spring. As a continuation of Elements of Visual Thinking, this course focuses on an intensive study of color. Students are exposed to the concepts and principles of color interaction through analytical exercises, as well as problems which encourage individual expression. A wide range of approached and media may be used to develop in students a greater perceptual awareness of color and a thorough understanding of its expressive possibilities.