I do not think I believe in lines. 10-12 am, other times by appointment. Fundamentals of gesture, value, contour and perspective drawing in various media. Expressive and thematic development. This course counts for credit in the Images and Arts category of the Linfield Curriculum and is required for art majors and minors.
Drawing offers an overview of what drawing is and has been in many cultures.
It introduces various observational, technical, creative and critical methodologies. Practical instruction will be given in the use of graphite, charcoal, ink, drypoint and powdered pigments, as well as various papers and presentational methods. Students will learn the traditional and contemporary vocabulary of art and design in order to better articulate aesthetic judgments and responses concerning their own and other students' work in critique sessions. Students will keep a cumulative folio and sketchbook of all work produced for the course. The cumulative folio will be evaluated in individual conferences at midterm and again during finals.