Drawing and Painting I 

 

This class will continue to develop an attitude and appreciation towards art by studying art and art history. This class does not attempt to make artists out of the students, but encourages exploration of new and diverse materials through design, color, drawing, and painting units. Students must also have knowledge of basic math skills such as simple addition, subtraction, and multiplication, as well as measurement, which are used in drawing and matting art work. Students will be evaluated through outside assignments, as well as their art projects and a weekly sketchbook will be collected that the students must provide the first day of class.

 

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Drawing and Painting II 

 

In this class the students will be experimenting with a variety of mediums such as charcoal, pencil, scratch board, pen and ink and pastels. Students will be assigned drawings such as still lifes, landscapes and portraiture. Students will also be allowed to draw subject matters of their choice using and developing their own unique and individual style. Students will also be experimenting with a variety of materials such as acrylic paints and water-color. Students will be required to keep a weekly sketchbook which they provide. Students must also have knowledge of basic math skills such as simple addition, subtraction, and multiplication, as well as measurement, which are used in drawing and matting art work. Students will be evaluated through their art projects, as well as outside assignments. There is a fee for canvas used and for wasted or broken materials.

 

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Drawing and Painting III

 

Students in this advanced class will develop their own curriculum along with the instructor based around 2 dimensional concepts. Students will be expected to keep a daily journal, work outside of class, and provide any large unusual materials for projects.  This course will be based on a student organized curriculum of 2-4 large scale projects created as a series for the semester. Students will be evaluated through their art projects, as well as their work time and originality. There is a fee for materials used and for wasted or broken materials.

 

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