The resulting short works will be transferred to videotape and copies provided to all class members. Staff IThis beginning course explores the camera, darkroom and history of photography. Students develop their photographic skills by working with photograms, pinhole processes and film development while enlarging and printing their own work. Using the photographer's eye as a critical lens assists the young photographer in composing successful compositions. Participants should have a 35mm SLR camera, although other 35mm types can be used.
Tuition includes all chemicals, paper and two rolls of film.
Then come and learn ways of accurately gauging the proportions of the face. Explore the anatomy of the various features of the face while working with light and texture to create a 3-D quality in your portraits. Students will look at portraits by such masters as Leonardo and Rembrandt, and then draw from observation using both live models and mirror images. They will experiment with both black and white and color drawing media, including charcoal and pastels, and work on drawing formats of various sizes. Dennis Zagurski Computer animation uses sequential images to animate and create special effects for artists, films and cartoons.