"In a day not far from now, we will be able to break down the barriers of time and space and connect our students on internships or between semesters to the university and to each other and, in that way, create outstanding, interactive educational experiences for them."
President Kim B. Clark
President Kim B. Clark
ART 117 Design / Color Online
Credits: 3
Estimated Enrollment per Offering: 60 Students
Outcomes
-- Learn to use the elements and principles of design in theory and practice.-- Have a theoretical and applied definition of design.
-- Replace preconceived aesthetic assumptions with effective and sensitive design awareness.
-- Experience paint as the principle tool to explore art elements and principles.
-- Gain an understanding of visual literacy, making corrections with theory and practice and having abundant exposure to diverse images.
-- Acquire basic design vocabulary.
-- Pursue diverse aesthetic interests, including painting, illustration, graphic design, photography, and architecture.
Description
The elements and principles of design are learned and applied to formal
and conceptual visual design problems, emphasizing the application of
color with paint. A basic background in color theory are presented.
Topics:
-- Elements and principles of design.
-- Working with paint.
-- Solving both formal and conceptual design problems in a 2-dimensional format.
-- The theory of color, color schemes, color palettes and mixing color.
Prerequisites
Art 110
Books
TBD
Course Tools
TBD
