An introduction to the basic knowledge about ceramics and the possibilities of clay as an artistic medium. To develop visual awareness and expression through the process of art making, this course will use hand-building methods predominantly. Students continue to explore various facets of ceramic materials, techniques, and philosophy, and are encouraged to prepare a final exhibition as part of their studio course work. An exploration of modeling, moldmaking, casting, and carving techniques. The study of human and other natural forms will serve as the basis for sculptural works.
Students continue to explore modeling, moldmaking, casting, and carving techniques.
Projects in spatial transformation that include work in sculpture, installation constructions, and conceptual design. Using various materials to explore aspects of form, mass, gravity, surface, and structure, students will create works that shape and modify their physical environments. Art 100 A,B. Staff . An introduction to the fundamental processes of relief printmaking, intaglio, and etching. A Scripps Press studio course, emphasizing fundamentals of typographic design and letterpress printing.