Art & Design
Course Descriptions
Art I Design
Art I Design covers a variety of art techniques including still
life and animal drawings, scratch boards, lettering, posters,
perspective drawing, and portrait drawing. A variety of art media
will be used including pencil, pen and ink, charcoal, colored
pencil, and water color scratch boards.
Prerequisites: none
Art II
Art II is a continuation of work introduced in Art I expanding
on a variety of art techniques including drawings and scratch
boards. Students will be introduced to linoleum printing, silk
screen printing, acrylic painting, contour drawings, and basic
knowledge of drawing the human figure.
Prerequisites: Pass Art I with a C or better, or Instructor
Approval.
Advanced Art III
Art III is a continuation of work introduced in Art II
expanding on a variety of art techniques including drawings, gold
or silver scratch boards and painting with water color/acrylic.
Students will be introduced to the techniques required for an ink
dot picture. Students are allowed free choice ideas for project
topics.
Prerequisites: Pass Art I and II with a C or better, or
Instructor Approval.
Advanced Art IV
In this advanced class most projects are of students own choice
in many areas to choose from. The student is required to create six
overlap drawings in pencil or colored pencil and a painting project
that shows knowledge of Principle and Elements of Art Design.
Prerequisites: Pass Art I, II, & III with a C or better or
Instructor Approval.
Studio Art - Ceramics
The Studio Art Program enables highly motivated students to
perform at a college level. The students in this class will
experience 3-Dimensional works of art. They will be learning hand
building techniques/project like creating sculptures, whistles, a
hollow ball, coil pots, and will also be learning how to throw on a
wheel.
Prerequisites: Art I, II with a C or better. The students may be
enrolled in an Advanced class at the same time.
