Major Outcomes: • Learn basic drawing skills: observation, pro- portion, perspective and shading • Learn basic drawing techniques: pencil, ink, conte pastel and charcoal • Draw from life • Learn basic art history, aesthetic and art crit- icism • Excellent starting point for other art courses | Projects/Activities: Multiple drawings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Expand skills developed in Drawing I: color use, composition and figure drawing • Expand techniques developed in Drawing I: pencil, pastel and color work • Draw from life and imagination • Continued emphasis on art history, aesthetics and art criticism | Projects/Activities: Multiple drawings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Offers students additional coursework to de- velop greater depth in studio discipline • Continued emphasis on art history, aesthetics and art production | Projects/Activities: Multiple drawings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Create wearable and usable art through multi- ple art projects • Work with jewelry production using various techniques. • Explore bookmaking processes • Explore fiber and sculpture construction. • Study the history of jewelry and craft design around the world. | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Offers students additional coursework to develop greater depth in jewelry and craft design and production • Continued emphasis on art history, aesthetics and art production | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Accurately interpret and portray body systems (organs, skeleton, tissues, etc.) through visual representations • Transform complex information into visual im- ages that have the potential to communicate to broad audiences | Projects/Activities: Multiple illustrations, sketchbook, and digital art introduction | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Expansion of accurately interpreting and portraying body systems (organs, skele- ton, tissues, etc.) through visual representations • Transform complex information into visual images that have the potential to communicate to broad audiences • Digital finishing and graphic design | Projects/Activities: Multiple illustrations, sketchbook, and digital art introduction | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Learn basic painting techniques • Learn basic color theory • Watercolor and acrylic painting • Aesthetics and art criticism | Projects/Activities: multiple paintings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Refinement of skills developed in Painting I • Art awareness of modern artists • Continued emphasis on art history, aesthetics and art criticism • More self-expression in subject matter | Projects/Activities: Multiple paintings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Offers students additional coursework to de- velop greater depth in studio discipline • Continued emphasis on art history, aesthetics and art production | Projects/Activities: Multiple paintings and sketchbook | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Work with 3-D art forms • Exploration of multiple types of media as they relate to form and mass • Learn about sculptors and history of sculpture • Emphasis on aesthetics and art criticism | Projects/Activities: Additive and subtractive sculptural pieces | Instructional Focus: Lab work

Major Outcomes: • Theme-based concentration applied to work- ing with 3-D art forms • Greater emphasis on refinement and exploration of sculpture techniques ART High School Registration Guide 31 • Styles and works of a variety of noted sculp- tors studied • Continued emphasis on aesthetics and art criticism | Projects/Activities: Fabrication, welding and stone carving Sculpture III Prerequisite/Selection Process: Sculpture II