Introductory course teaching basic elements and principles of art through drawing, painting, and printmaking. Emphasis on materials, techniques, and evaluation. Required for next-level studio courses.

Intermediate studio course exploring drawing methods, techniques, and materials. Emphasis on observation, creativity, thematic interpretation, and critical analysis.

Advanced studio course focusing on masterful application of drawing methods and media, including mixed media and thematic development.

Intermediate studio course focusing on watercolor and acrylic media, color mixing, paint application, brush techniques, and picture composition.

Advanced studio course emphasizing independent thematic exploration, selection of imagery, and experimentation with painting media.

Introductory course in three-dimensional art. Includes techniques such as carving, casting, modeling, and soldering using wire, clay, metal, cardboard, and plaster.

Intermediate course exploring advanced materials and techniques including metal casting, mold making, and digital fabrication.

Introductory course in slab and coil construction and wheel-thrown pottery. Includes experimentation with glazing and decorating.

Advanced course continuing traditional clay construction and wheel-thrown pottery with more creative freedom.

Covers how photographs are made, camera operation (film and digital), elements of art, and composition. Students use a variety of cameras and the photography studio.

Advanced digital techniques, studio lighting, and communication through imagery. Includes Adobe Photoshop training and film camera use.

Advanced level studio course focusing on large format film, studio lighting, and personal style development. Includes self-directed thematic projects.