This course will build on the techniques introduced in Art 345 with additional work in stone setting, electroforming, plating and casting for the creation of jewelry and small scale metal objects. Topics in craft criticism supplement studio studies. 3 Introduction to a variety of image building experiences utilized by printmaking artists. Relief processes, collography and serigraphy will form the basis studio work. This course is designed for majors and minors in art who desire a concentration in Graphic Design.
Course work includes advanced techniques and independent research.
Topics in history of graphic design will supplement studio work. This course may be repeated with each contract arranged for 1-3 credits. Art 219 and 319. This course is designed for majors and minors who desire a studio concentration in Painting. Course work includes advanced techniques and independent research.