With this background, students can go on to master a variety of visual arts, encompassing the full range of artistic endeavors. These include oil and watercolor painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, computer graphics, metalcraft, fiber art, illustration, graphic arts, and fashion illustration. Some students choose visual arts education either as a major or as a minor and pass along what they ve learned to other aspiring artists. Fall and spring internships in art education, fine art or commercial art are available with the approval of the Art Department faculty. Associate Degree in Commercial Art Study for an associate degree begins with an introduction to computer operations and fine art, and continues with work in areas such as graphic design, desktop publishing and two-dimensional advertising design problems.
Students also choose a concentration in either illustration, photography or computer graphics.
Graduates of our Fine Art and Commercial Art degree programs have the skills and confidence to fulfill their dreams of careers in art. They are employed in art education, advertising agencies, production houses, photographic studios, newspapers, printing companies, design firms, publishing companies and corporate marketing firms. Links contained in these files to information provided by other organizations are presented as a service and neither constitute nor imply endorsement or warranty. Copyright University of Saint Francis, all rights reserved. Information on this site is subject to change without notice.