A course covering the elements and principles of 3 dimensional form in space. The relationship between 2 and 3 dimensional thinking will be explored and stressed. The techniques and materials to be used will not demand highly evolved skills. Developing craftsmanship and problem solving skills will be emphasized. The study of 3-D concepts, techniques and structure as it relates to 3 dimensional materials and their technical manipulation.
Emphasis is placed on developing design concepts into sculptural realities.
An introduction to various materials, and the safe operation of hand and power tools. The study of 3 dimensional form in space utilizing the human body as the basis. There is some emphasis on anatomy to understand structure and how and why the body moves through space. Clay and plaster will be utilized along with the basics of armature construction, casting and mold-making. I Analysis of major problems in art and aesthetics with special emphasis on contemporary society.