Careers are suggested and described by guest speakers and experts in the field of digital art. Students work to develop a personal style and criteria for judgment of digital artwork. A portfolio of digital art is produce. Students paint on a variety of surfaces with tempera, acrylic, and watercolor. The students review the structure of form, composition, and color relationships.
Students study a variety of contemporary painting styles and review the works of painting masters.
Exercises in linear perspective, foreshortening, and color theory are given. This course is a continuation of Painting A. Students may elect to concentrate on a preferred painting medium. Subject matter for paintings is drawn from a required sketchbook, student-planned photographs, or the environment. Paintings are analyzed in terms of color, composition, and technique. Students continue portfolio development.