A general fine arts course presenting a series of introductory art experiences in multiple media. Emphasizes basic elements of art and principles of design.

Covers 2-dimensional media such as acrylic, pastel, colored pencil, charcoal, and graphic art focusing on drawing from life and compositions.

In-depth study of concepts from Drawing/Painting I for students extremely interested in art. Focuses on art as communication and individual creativity.

Theme-based course with emphasis on art history and portfolio creation for students considering art careers.

Theme-based course emphasizing art history and digital portfolio maintenance. Requires independent study and self-direction.

Independent study for career-minded students. Includes project proposals, advanced techniques, and photography.

Advanced independent study focused on thematic work, advanced media techniques, and refinement of digital portfolio.

Final level of independent study for students pursuing visual arts careers. Focuses on portfolio review preparation.

Concentration on clay and 3D processes, including additive/subtractive techniques and pottery wheel work.

In-depth study of 3D techniques and art history inspiration. Includes digital portfolio work.

Advanced study involving large-scale sculpture, jewelry, and wheel work. Offered as independent study.

Continuation of advanced 3D concepts and techniques for students with high interest in arts careers.