Home Page Floral Design II Continuation of Floral Design I. Emphasis placed on wedding, funeral work, contemporary floral arrangements, seasonal and novelty bouquets and arrangements. A technical and aesthetic exploration of the ceramic medium. Beginning wheel, hand building and glaze demonstrations will be given along with discussions about current clay and glaze techniques. Periodic lectures on historic significance of ceramics and its evolution.
Regular attendance required and extra work in the studio is encouraged.
The content areas include responsibility of the technician, principles of sound, equipment, all aspects of sound design from pre-production through postproduction. 150 Design I Design is described as a study in visual literacy. A primary objective is to develop the ability to understand what we see. This course will expose the student to general design theory, philosophy, vocabulary and process. It will acquaint the student with varied methods and materials generally associated with the production of design and will stress idea development as a means of achieving a quality arrangement of objects.