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Printmaking
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ART141 Monotype*
1 semester, 3 credits (Fine Arts Core)
A combination of drawing, painting, and print vocabulary serving to familiarize the student with Printmaking and its ability to assist in developing a visual statement. Images will explore the serial progression of an idea through multiple black and white and color impressions.
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Colleen Driscoll, '08
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ART242 Digital Imaging: Etching*
1 semester, 3 credits (Fine Arts Core)
This course will use the computer and drawing to produce full color images in a traditional print medium, intaglio etching. Through a series of lecture demonstrations, there will be an introduction to hands-on drawing experience, plate preparation, and Photoshop visual imaging software. A non-toxic photographic system will be used to translate and extend the imagery created on the computer. This course will be concerned with the interaction of digital and drawn visual vocabulary. This course provides instruction in drawing, so previous drawing experience is not required. Experience with Photoshop is not required, although some computer literacy would be useful.
ART243 Digital Imaging: Screenprinting*
1 semester, 3 credits (Fine Arts Core)
This course will be an introduction to hands-on drawing experience and Photoshop visual imaging software. Through a series of lecture demonstrations, the computer and drawing will be used to explore full-color images in screenprinting. As in ART 242, experience in drawing or Photoshop is not required, although some computer literacy would be helpful.
Kristin Mengel, '09 |
ART344 Printmaking IV: Advanced Relief/Intaglio*
1 semester, 3 credits
Advanced and experimental work in relief or intaglio, including the use of multiple print media and collage in realizing an image in a unique impression or a limited edition. Prerequisite: art242.
ART345 Printmaking V: Advanced Screenprinting*
1 semester, 3 credits
Advanced non-toxic screenprinting. Continued investigation including larger format, photographic ideas, and the ability to produce a limited edition. Prerequisite: ART 243.
ART446 Printmaking VI*
1 semester, 3 credits
Advanced imagemaking through an independent study program prearranged with the instructor. Prerequisite: ART 344 or 345.
ART495 Printmaking Thesis
1 semester, 3 credits
Production of a mature body of work in preparation for the senior thesis exhibition.
* All studio courses meet twice a week for a total of six hours.
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