These courses focus on both the mechanical and aesthetic processes of combining varied materials. New techniques and materials are introduced to broaden artistic possibilities. The hands-on studio format also includes slide presentations and critiques. The refinement of craftsmanship, concept and method is stressed in this in-depth study of techniques for functional or nonfunctional ceramics. Jewelry Intermediate jewelry focuses on texture and forming processes such as etching, photoetching, fusing, reticulation, sinking, dapping and pressing.
Emphasis is on combining processes with the development of personal imagery and concepts.
3380-Intermediate Watercolor More complex visual and conceptual ideas in watercolor. Printmaking Advanced students work toward a further refinement of technical procedures with a focus on visual content. Both individual and group critiques are part of the class format. These advanced courses emphasize photography as a vehicle for personal vision and expression, with technical, conceptual and perceptual ideas related. Individual and group critiques are conducted.