This course is a continuation of G301 and should be taken by students of junior class status who want more course work in etching. Students of senior status need not take this course, but may enroll in 400-level printmaking. G303 is not a requirement for printmaking majors, but credit hours may count toward the total of 30 credits needed to achieve the major. Advanced study designed to extend the student s ability to use technical knowledge as a means of expression. Introduction to the use of light-sensitive materials in printmaking processes.
Color separation principles for printmaking processes.
Designed primarily for students majoring in printmaking. Criticism on an individual basis. Weekly seminars with the fourth-year printmaking faculty concentrate on a wide variety of aesthetic concerns. Photoprintmaking facilities, equipment, and supplies for all photo processes are available to students who wish to incorporate photographic images into their work. Offered in conjunction with G401-G402 only.