ARTS 100(F,S) Drawing I
Looking closely at the world is one of the great pleasures of living and drawing is a excellent way to find this happiness. In class and in weekly assignments, we will use a variety of media to describe objects, landscape, architecture and the human figure. Divided into sections on line, composition, proportion, value and space, the course is designed for those with no previous experience in drawing, but it is flexible enough to challenge experienced students.
Format: studio. Evaluation is based on the following: successful application of new skills, participation in class, effort, development of concept, timeliness and attendance. Lab fee.
No prerequisites. Enrollment limit: 15. (expected 15). Can not be taken pass/fail
Hour: First Semester: GLIER Second Semester: GLIER

ARTS 100(F) Drawing I
The purpose of this course in beginning is to advance your understanding of fundamental aspects of the language of visual communication and expression. Through the development of greater visual acuity, an examination of the structure of the two dimensional image, and the study of appropriate working methods, you will work to give coherent visual form to your own observations, and will develop an enhanced ability to understand the images created by others. The development of appropriate technical skills, strengthening of observational skills, and a basic understanding of the interrelationship between form and content in drawing are the key aims of this course.
Format: studio. Evaluation will be based primarily on the quality of work produced as well as some attention to the student's progress.
No prerequisites. Enrollment limit: 16 (expected: 16).
This course cannot be taken on a pass/fail basis.
Hour: LEVIN

ARTS 100(F) Drawing I
This course will heighten your awareness of the visual world, teach basic drawing skills, and demonstrate how drawing operates as a form of visual exchange. Each class session introduces you to a specific drawing technique, concept or media. The homework assignments involve practicing the skills presented in class while encouraging personal expression by incorporating your own ideas into the art work. This course also promotes the understanding of artists and their work. It requires that you attend at least one Visiting Artist slide presentation to gain a deeper knowledge of artist's aspirations and practices. To allow for more practice with working directly from life, you are also required to attend at least two evening life drawing sessions.
Format: studio. Evaluation will be based primarily on the quality of work produced as well as some attention to the student's progress.
No prerequisites. Enrollment limit: 20 (expected: 20).
Hour: PODMORE

ARTS 100(S) Drawing I
An introduction to the fundamentals of the drawing process. Using a variety of materials and techniques, students will learn to articulate the relationships between line, form, space and composition. We will work primarily from observation and in both class work and assigned projects, emphasis will be placed on developing a basic visual vocabulary.
Format: studio. Evaluation will be based primarily on the quality of work produced as well as some attention to the student's progress.
No prerequisites. Enrollment limit: 20 (expected: 20).
Hour: AMOS