This course addresses a broad interpretation of two-dimensional design issues using elements and principles of art in an integrative way. Students submit a portfolio for College Board credit.

A CAPE Innovation course including AP content and Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Visual Communication using Adobe Photoshop certification.

Students experiment with media and techniques in drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and design while manipulating structural elements of art.

Students develop and refine technical skills and create 2-D compositions from observation, research, and imagination.

Students produce works showing evidence of craftsmanship and quality while developing a personal art style through traditional and historical investigation.

Exploration of space, mass, balance, and form to create aesthetic or utilitarian clay/plaster products. Focuses on hand-held to monumental scales.

Exploration of spatial relationships through nonobjective or representational forms using overlapping, transparency, and disproportionate scale.

Students experiment with media and techniques to create 2-D artworks through drawing skills and manipulation of structural elements.

Students experiment with media and techniques to create 2-D artworks through painting skills and manipulation of structural elements.

Self-directed environment to develop a portfolio exploring a particular artistic concern supported by a written statement.

Advanced level course concentrated on producing quality works for selection and presentation in a portfolio format.

Self-directed environment to develop a 3-D portfolio in media such as clay, wood, metal, or fashion design.