A progressive level of graphic design courses that will emphasize creative, visual problem solving, graphic design history, theory, and criticism, the creation of portfolio quality work, and client relationships and processional practices. It is a studio course in which works of art are developed with the aid of the computer. Art majors must have completed at least two studio requirements prior to taking this course. An introduction to both traditional and contemporary tapestry techniques. Emphasis is on imaginative use of traditional techniques with each student expected to design and execute creative, well-crafted woven pieces in a variety of unusual material.
Emphasis is placed on both transparent and opaque water colors.
Advanced courses in ceramic skills and techniques on the potter's wheel and in-hand forming methods. Considerable emphasis will be placed on glazing and firing a body of work completed through an in-depth study area in clay. A progressive level of painting studios developing proficiencies in painting techniques, rendering skills, and the visual analysis of forms. Students explore a variety of painting methods, subjects and themes towards the goal of having each student achieve a unique approach to form and content. A successive-level studio course designed to enable students who wish to pursue in depth printmaking techniques and further develop their creativity in this area.