Covers observational drawing skills, color theory, painting, printmaking, and basic sculptural methods. Provides grounding in elements of art, principles of design, and composition.

Builds on Art Foundation skills. Topics include composition, design, drawing from observation/imagination, and advanced color theory. Prepares students for competitive portfolios.

Focuses on composition, design, and personal perspective. Includes figural representation, reflection, transparency, and advanced drawing problems.

Similar to Drawing & Painting II but with greater independence and more complex/additional projects.

Covers additive/subtractive ceramics (pinch, slab, coil, wheel-thrown) and glazing. Media includes wire, clay, plaster, stone, found objects, paper, and wood.

Advanced techniques in form, structural issues, spatial awareness, and surface treatment. Includes mold making, glazing, and installations.

Similar to Sculpture & Ceramics II but with greater independence and more complex/additional projects.

Background in graphic design using Illustrator and Photoshop. Covers computer graphics concepts to solve design problems.

Further development of computer-based art skills and complex design challenges.

Similar to Computer Art & Design II but with greater independence and more complex/additional projects.

Introduction to traditional black and white and digital photography, software techniques, and photographic history.

Advanced darkroom techniques, film and presentation formats, and studio lighting for portraiture.