Subject matter is primarily representational with emphasis on spatial relationships, linear perspective, rendering form, and texture. Students learn to develop miniature sculptural forms as functional jewelry. Enrichment of both 2 and 3D surfaces through selected materials and techniques is accomplished. A large variety of drawing media is used to express the gesture and the action of the human form. Action poses and fast-drawing techniques are emphasized as students learn anatomical proportion.
Printmaking is one of the oldest and most significant art forms.
Current success of the original print is a result of technology, research and the talents and skills of artists throughout the world. This course provides an exploration of printmaking through hands-on experiences with techniques. Students learn how to make multiple images using a variety of materials. No previous artistic or technical skill is required. This course is an introduction to the exciting and stimulating world of modern art.