Course may be repeated for a maximum of nine credits. ART238 is recommended. Sp, offered as needed. Provides individualized instruction for the beginner in the design and construction of two moderately challenging stained glass windows made of both smooth clear and textured colored glass. Introduces techniques in designing, pattern making, glass cutting, assembling, soldering, and puttying using both lead came and copper foil.
Students produce original designs based on sources selected by the student.
Provides individualized instruction for the intermediate level student who has taken ART244 or equivalent as determined by instructor. Students consult with the instructor and complete projects which are original, challenging and complex. Students will learn glass techniques such as sandblasting, fusing and slumping. Continuation of ART245. Projects will reflect an in-depth investigation of sources, including personal influences, and exhibit technical mastery of the medium.