A unique combination of business administration and a demonstrated proficiency in studio art. This course is an introduction to design theory. Emphasis is on design principles and elements, and their applications to two and three-dimensional art forms. Design theory applied to the visual communication medium of letterforms is also examined. Drawing is the study of basic techniques including contour, sketching, blocking, freehand rendering, and perspective.
Emphasis is on the acquisition of drawing skills and an understanding of drawing media.
The techniques of painting in watercolors, oils, acrylics, and inks are examined, with emphasis on painting media and methods of execution. Printmaking is an exploration of graphic techniques including relief printing, intaglio, planography, and serigraphy. Emphasis is on the media and methods of printmaking. Ceramic processes and techniques are studied from clay bodies, through the making of clay forms, to glaze formulations, finishing and firing processes. This course examines jewelry fabrication and casting techniques.