Interdisciplinary Arts 0269 - Sequential Imagery II

This course provides preparation for work in the arts and other fields where visual ideas are presented sequentially. Sequential skills will be built through assignments that may utilize drawing, digital work and sculpture. Assignments addressing linear and nonlinear sequence with, line, tone, color, space, and light will facilitate the development of personal imagery. Narrative and non-narrative themes will be discussed. A wide range of tools and techniques will be employed in exploration of subject matter. A substantial independent project will be a major component of the course. A broad range of issues concerning sequential drawing will be discussed through group critiques and discussions. Prerequisite: One foundation level art course.

Arts, Design, and Media Independent Work Lab Fee: $30.00 In this course, students are expected to spend at least 4 to 6 hours a week of preparation and work outside of class time. This time includes reading, writing, and research.