This studio course introduces students to relief, collograph or intaglio printing techniques. Art 111 or 211 recommended. The course includes consideration of the ceramic form as decorative and sculptural design. Techniques in glaze calculation, firing, and glaze application are also covered. This studio course is an introduction to the figure using a variety of media.
Significant attention is given to anatomical studies of skeleton and musculature.
A studio course study in black and white photographic techniques, materials, and darkroom processes. Students receive exposure to the history of photography and the photographic process. The course emphasizes image selection through design analysis and sensitivity to subjects. This studio course applies principles of design to the organization of type and images. Students will learn concepts and skills basic to the practice of graphic design, including introduction to the computer drawing programs Quark XPress and Adobe Illustrator.