ICG 115 - Drawing and Imaging 1

Credits: 3
Class Hours: 3
This foundation-level drawing and imaging class will expose students to the tools and techniques necessary to translate ideas into tangible, visual images. This process begins with exploring the aesthetic, formal, and conceptual properties of an idea, and then translating them onto a two-dimensional plane. Students will observe objects and their environment; translate these items onto traditional and digital media through drawing and digital image creation, integrating a variety of media. Students will learn drawing techniques such as visualization, line-making, gesture drawing, shape generation, visual alignment and spatial relationships, perspective, and foreshortening. In addition to learning studio techniques, students will also be challenged to identify deeper connections and meanings within the objects and environments that they are rendering. Traditional dry media on paper, and digital drawing using tablets, will be utilized within this course.

Course Fee: $105.00