Through direct observation, anatomical study and assigned readings, students develop their drawing skills and knowledge of the human figure in art. This course explores non-traditional drawing methods and media with emphasis on content. Students study alternative points of view through both representational and non-representational imagery. Expressive Figure 3 credits - Prerequisite FA213 Figure drawing is used as a catalyst for the expression of ideas. This course builds upon previous skills and concepts and emphasizes the development of personal vision.
Students explore and expand the concepts of drawing through experimental media.
FA220 An advanced course in which the student works with a faculty mentor in developing imagery and appropriate techniques in a particular area of drawing. Written, signed contract required prior to registering for this course. Students map out a plan of study for the semester and work on a series of related ideas which culminate into a cohesive body of work. FD113 An introduction to the fundamentals of painting principles, methods and materials in both historical and contemporary contexts. Emphasis on developing the convincing illusion of form, perceptual abilities, and sensitivity to color and composition.