Studio problems involving traditional and contemporary carving techniques using wood and stone. ART-240 or consent of instructor. Introduction to major printmaking techniques including studio projects in intaglio, relief, stencil, and planographic processes. Lecture and laboratory experiments in basic photographic processes, camera techniques, and printing with an emphasis on photography as a creative medium. Continuation and expansion of ART-261 Concentration on visual concepts and technical competence in black and white photography.
Students develop a personal body of photographic prints, professional in quality and concept.
Experience in the fundamental processes of working with small metals and jewelry design including soldering, cutting, forming, and finishing techniques. Introductory experience of computer graphic applications and an overview of the field. Computer hardware, software and peripheral devices will be utilized in the creation and manipulation of images and animation Prereq. Techniques and skills needed for the execution of advertising design problems, including an understanding of the materials appropriate to those techniques. Discussion of the principles and terminology used in production.