| 2D design - art 1120 |
| This course introduces students to the elements and principles of art, which fashion the visual world around us. This course will aid in the development of basic problem solving skills used in communicating visually as an artist. Emphasis will be given to the study of two-dimensional structure to develop an understanding of why images evoke unique perceptions and psychological reactions. Each Student will develop a working vocabulary of design allowing creation, interpretation, and critical thinking and analysis (critiques) within all fields of the visual arts. Projects focus primarily on two dimensions and will be applied to studies in black and white as well as various experiments in color theory. (Required of all art majors) |
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| drawing I - art 1110 |
| This is a fundamental art course designed to access and develop the visual capacity of the brain by learning to draw from observation. Students develop the ability to consciously see the visual relationships necessary for the act of rendering a subject with representational accuracy. The course introduces students to a variety of traditional drawing mediums. Visual structure, presentation, and the development of critical thinking skills are also stressed as part of the course. (Required of all art majors) |
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| intro to the visual arts - art 1010 |
| This is a course in which students will learn to understand and appreciate art through the study of the visual language. Students will also be introduced to the development of art through the study of art history. |
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