An intensive study of advanced image-making processes, software, and various computer platforms used in the creation of multimedia. In a studio mode, students will place emphasis on creating interactive programs and finally transfer images to CD Rom and video with audio and special effects. A grade of C or better in DF 101 or ADN 111 and ADN 112. Textile end products are designed and produced at full scale in appropriate materials. Focus includes weaving, knitting, printing and dyeing of fabrics, and a wide variety of fabric construction and embellishment processes.
Textile history is an ongoing part of the study.
Emphasis on synthesis of techniques and ideas. Experimentation with advanced color application techniques. Exploration of pattern and image production on fabric and development of design abilities in textilemedia. Specific focus changes each semester. An intermediate-level drawing course that further develops the designer's graphic, analytic, observational, and conceptual skills.