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Drawing I

ART C121

CATALOG COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is an introductory studio course in representational and experimental drawing with a focus on historical and contemporary drawing styles, concepts, and drawing materials.  This class will help the student develop an understanding of the use of black and white drawing media.  Students will develop perceptual skills that will enable them to draw from direct observation and for personal artistic expression.

LEARNING OUTCOMES & ASSESSMENTS

Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to

  1. Perceive, analyze, and represent a variety of subjects using various drawing media.    

  2. Comprehend and integrate the basic visual elements of line, value, shadow, texture, shape, and form as they interact on the picture plane.

  3. Organize subjects into an interesting composition that reflects personal ideas and responds to the relational interactions of the visual elements within the picture plane.

  4. Recognize and synthesize the figurative and abstract considerations in drawing. 

  5. Evaluate historical and contemporary drawings on the basis of description, formal analysis, and interpretation.

  6. Develop a personal vision through the interpretation of the observed, abstract or narrative drawing.

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