Drawings are generated from still lifes and photographs as subject matter. Emphasis in Drawing II is on value structure and the development of the realistic rendering techniques. Students should show a concentration in experimental media, techniques, spatial relationships, and conceptual processes of drawing. Paintings are generated from photographs and still lifes as subject matter. Technical realism is one approach used to develop a continuing understanding of color theory, composition, and spatial relationships.
Emphasis is on the student's personal development and refinement of personal expression.
Media is limited to full-spectral wet oil materials. This course offers advanced study of forms in clay with emphasis on wheel-thrown objects, glaze calculations, and kiln procedures. Students will be exposed to a broad variety of materials and techniques. Greater emphasis will be placed on scale and style. This course will expand upon the techniques and skills learned in Photography I. Students will explore a variety of films and specialized processing techniques, as well as creative darkroom printing procedures.