ArtH 1D 20TH CENTURY ART HISTORY - Survey of painting, sculpture and architecture in the western world from the impressionists to the present, emphasizing the evolution of changing attitudes toward form and content.

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Art 31A DRAWING   Beginning drawing course for students with no former experience. Representational and expressive techniques with pencil, charcoal, conte, and pen & ink will be explored. << BACK

Art 33 A BASIC DESIGN: 2D - This course introduces students to the principles and elements of two-dimensional design. Visual awareness, line, shape, space, pattern, texture and basic color theory are covered.

Art 33 C BASIC DESIGN: COLOR - This course studies color as a design element. Students will explore modes of color organization and interaction.

Art 35 A LIFE DRAWING - Fundamental study of the human figure as the main subject matter of drawing, rendered in representational and expressive terms.

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This class utilizes Adobe and Macromedia software. Traditional media are also utilized.

Art 55 Intro. to Computer Art   Students are introduced to digital imaging, digital video/ animation, and interactive authoring utilizing contemporary art strategies. The impact of technology on 19th and 20th century art production is covered in depth.   << BACK

Art 57 A Modeling for Animation recommended for success: Art 55 or concurrent enrollment   Students are introduced to 3D modeling, texture mapping, virtual lighting, rendering and basic computer animation techniques.   << BACK

This class utilizes Alias/Wavefront software including MAYA.

This class utilizes Alias/Wavefront software including MAYA.

Art 57 B Animation prerequsite: Art 55, Art 57A Students are given the opportunity to develop intermediate to advanced character & effects animation techniques including inverse kinematics, deformation control, particle simulation and lighting effects. This course may be repeated for elective credit. << BACK

Art 60 A Digital Video Art prerequsite: Art 55 - recommended for success: Art 57B The impact of real-time non-linear telematic processes on both narrative and technical structure will be explored utilizing digital video and computer generated animation & effects. << BACK

This class utilizes Adobe, Macromedia and Alias/Wavefront software including MAYA. Traditional media are also utilized.

This class utilizes Adobe, Macromedia and Alias/Wavefront software including MAYA. Traditional media are also utilized.

Art 60 B Multimedia Art Production prerequsite: Art 55 - recommended for success: Art 57B New media processes are explored as subject matter. Digital video shorts, interactive work, or electronic media for gallery installation will be produced. << BACK

Art 65 A CERAMIC HANDBUILDING Introduction to clay composition emphasizing hand building techniques. << BACK