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This course is designed for students already familiar with basic drawing skills who are prepared to progress their abilities. This class will encourage material experimentation ad conceptual thinking. In Drawing I at the Advanced level students will actively participate in critiques and discussions touching on all aspects of a drawing practice. Students will be expected to gain a competency with observational drawing, perspective drawing, figure drawing, and conceptual drawing approaches.

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In Drawing II at the Advanced level students will be introduced to approaches of drawing that organize thought and feeling through image making. Students investigate a broad range of materials and traditions. Designed to accommodate growing skill levels, students can explore various creative strategies through a skill-based curriculum as well as individual projects.

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In Painting I at the advanced level students will experience the fundamentals of a studio painting practice, art critiques, and begin to explore art historical movements in painting. From stretching a canvas to preparing paint mediums, this course is designed to familiarize students with the material and technical approaches to painting. We will discuss the materials and formal techniques of making a painting. Each painting project will introduce you to a new way of making a painting.

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Painting II at the advanced level is a project based painting intensive course expanding on momentum from student projects in Painting I. Students will be given specific prompts which will lead to generating individualized works. Prompts encourage visual and personal research in preparation for making. The core focuses of this class are technical exploration, perception, development of ideas, intuition, invention, representation and visual communication. Students will have a chance to explore different ways of working with acrylic and oil paint expanding on the idea of what painting is and integrating alternative painting materials. Students will investigate painting history with weekly research of artistic trends and historical movements. In particular this class will be exploring how the varied methodologies, primarily throughout the 20th century and late 19th century, have been utilized to expand the fundamental parameter of traditional painting.

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PTDW1105 – Advanced Portfolio Development I

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PTDW1105 – Advanced Portfolio Development I

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Portfolio Development I for the advanced level is a course on the principles of art and design across all media. Students will explore the intersection of ideas within conceptual art making, experimentation and mixed media practices. Portfolio Development aims to develop the student’s conceptual creative process, technical skills and risk taking ability. Students will work with a variety of materials, incorporating these forms onto both 2D and 3-D surfaces. Students will develop projects based on their research relying on sketchbooks, readings, field trips, and seminar topics.

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PTDW1106 – Advanced Portfolio Development II

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PTDW1106 – Advanced Portfolio Development II

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This course is a continuation of Portfolio Development I and is designed for those students who are interested in continuing to create across different media.  Emphasis will be placed on creating individualized projects that reflect personal voice and interests. The primary research of student projects will be from drawing and notation created with unique prompts.  This class will encourage directly observing materials of interest as well as using the imagination. Students can explore their internal/external environment, abstraction and collage. This class will also include collaborative making opportunities.

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PTDW1107 – Advanced Character Animation 

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PTDW1107 – Advanced Character Animation 

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This course is designed to assist students in drawing and design for animation. Students concentrate on observational drawing, sketchbook techniques, and life drawing. In this class students will learn how to put the character and story before the design in order to clarify the fundamentals of the character animation and storytelling. Students are encouraged to expand their drawing skills and explore interdisciplinary approaches. Beyond class prompts there will be individual assignments to expand skill levels.

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PTDW1108 – Advanced Portfolio Development III

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PTDW1108 – Advanced Portfolio Development III

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Portfolio Development III is a course designed for those students sustaining an invested interest in Art and Design across media with conceptual thinking. Students will have already demonstrated a strong commitment and ambition towards their artmaking practice by completing Portfolio Development I and II. Students will develop a cohesive body of work, out of individual pieces from across these courses. Students will demonstrate their conceptual thinking abilities by producing work based heavily on visual and textual research.

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In Sculpture at the advanced level students will grasp fundamental 3D concepts, material techniques and foundational skills for three-dimensional design, drawing, sculpture and architecture. It will bridge two dimensional planning with three-dimensional design concepts and lead to actual sculptural objects. Students will be instructed in the use of basic tools and a range of materials.

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Sculpture II at the advanced level is a continuation of Sculpture I for students interested in exploring further 3D concepts, complex material techniques and intermediate skills for three-dimensional design, drawing, sculpture and architecture.

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VSCM1101 – Advanced Graphic Art and Design

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VSCM1101 – Advanced Graphic Art and Design

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This course is an intensive exploration of the fundamental principles of graphic design.The class focuses on developing the ability to combine design elements such as type, shape and image, to transmit meaning and values. We will investigate the use of communicative tools such as composition, color, hierarchy, scale, rhythm, and visual metaphor. In the class we will use Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign along with other traditional methods of drawing and organizing. The additive, systematic nature of assignments are designed to help students develop a working process that leads to a body of accomplished visual work, as well as a vocabulary for critically engaging that work, laying a solid foundation for further study.

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INDS1101 – Advanced Interior Art and Design

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INDS1101 – Advanced Interior Art and Design

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This is a course focusing on the concepts and techniques of representational and conceptual architectural interior design. Students will focus on achieving architectural technical skills necessary to transform a 3-dimensional object into a 2-dimensional surface. Students will realize projects that showcase critical thinking, experimentation, and evolution. Students will develop observation skills to analyze existing structures and learn to find design solutions.

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FASD1101 – Advanced Fashion Art and Illustration

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FASD1101 – Advanced Fashion Art and Illustration

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Fashion illustration at the advanced level is a course that encompasses the fashion design process from inspiration through final fashion design collections. Focus is placed on drawing skills, design elements and using proper design tools. Students will need to utilize inspiration research on a board or sketchbook to develop design experimentation.

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Fashion Garment at the advanced level encompasses the fashion clothing creation process from handling of sewing machines all the way through to the final garment making production. Focus is placed on the pattern making, sewing techniques, proper machines usage, and garment making experimentation.

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This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of film production and builds on previously learned production skills. Students learn how to use a camera, the light meter and gain practical experience with film stock and exposure control. Also students will be introduced to the techniques of short dramatic screenplays with an emphasis on visual storytelling, character development, and dramatic structure.

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In this seminar students will connect their studio practice to writing, reading and researching. Specifically, students will explore how ethics can be incorporated in art making, how to describe an art practice, and how to develop research for a Final Project. This course has restrictions based on the enrolled program and is encouraged to be linked to Portfolio Development I.

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This seminar is a continuation for Seminar I for students interested in continuing to connect their studio practice to writing, reading and researching. Specifically students will explore how ethics can be incorporated in art making, how to describe an art practice, and how to develop research for a Final Project. This course has restrictions based on the enrolled program and is encouraged to be linked to Portfolio Development II.

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As an introduction to the history of art, this course will examine key monuments and styles in art and architecture through methods of visual analysis. Ranging from the Paleolithic period to the early 19th century, class exploration will link the ways in which concepts in art develop and change within different cultural and historical contexts.

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This course will investigate art movements primarily focused on Modernism forwards. Topics will include stylistic and philosophical changes around artmaking. The focus of the course is to gain an understanding of the sociopolitical conditions that produced these artworks. Field trips and museum visits to specific works of art will be planned to align with weekly discussion.