Material fee as indicated in Schedule of Classes. This course allows students to study design within the context of larger social, cultural, historical and ecological concerns. Students are asked to give thoughtful consideration to the whys and wherefore of design, and are encouraged to become more articulate about their thoughts on design. This course covers the intensive investigation of a specific issue or aspect of graphic design. Consent of instructor required if elected for more than three credits.
Students work with established graphic designers or studios.
While the specifics of each internship will vary with the setting, students are expected to gain experience in various aspects of the practice of graphic design. In this advanced course, students are involved in extended projects such as identity systems with various applications, families of package design, series of form design or poster designs. Extensive research is inherent in the projects. Students are expected to cultivate and demonstrate a high level of comprehension about the interrelationship between visual form and meaning. Admission only by portfolio review.