| Art I |
Art I is designed to teach students how to
communicate through non-verbal means. Art I covers
such topics as art history, the study of the elements
and principles of design |
| Art II |
Art II continues the study of the elements and
principles of design. In this course, students will use
more advanced materials and techniques for creating
art, as well as a more in-depth look at Art History.
|
| Art III |
Art III students will further develop their knowledge
of the elements and principles of art.This class
also works with life drawing skills of the human form.
More emphasis is placed on sculpture. A more
personal development and individual style of
expression is developed. |
| Art IV |
There is an emphasis on visual problem solving, developing a personal style of expression, and individual projects. Students are
expected to exercise an aesthetic judgment and engage
in critiques of their own artwork, as well as that of
others. Students will develop and maintain a
portfolio. |
| 2D Art |
Students will have the opportunity to increase
their understanding and appreciation of art
through responding to and making two dimensional
visual images. T |
| Craft Design |
Craft Design is designed to
give students opportunities to develop skills in a
variety of craft techniques. Examples of the skills
that may be developed include macramé,
decoupage, charted designs, basketry, weaving,
quilting, knitting, crocheting, papercraft,
bookbinding, and stamping
|
Graphics Art Design I
|
Introduces students to the principles of
graphic design and visual communication.
Emphasis will be placed on the design process
using methods, strategies, and
techniques to create original student artwork. |
| Photography I |
The introductory course deals with traditional
black and white photography as well as digital
photography and teaches basic camera handling. In
addition, digital photography, photograms,
special effects, and the history of photography
maybe addressed. |
| Photography II |
This course deals with the advanced development
of traditional black and white photography as
well as digital photography.
Composition and the elements and
principles of art are expanded. |