ADRW-176 DRAWING HEADS AND HANDS

The ability to draw heads and hands accurately,and expressively is the foundation of portraiture.,This course, which uses live models, will show,students how to improve their observational,abilities and employ basic drawing principles to,achieve greater accuracy in capturing expression,and character. Students at all levels are welcome,although some prior figure drawing experience is,recommended. Bring any kind of drawing paper and,pencil to the first class. A materials list will,be handed out at that time.

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ADRW-285 MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES

This workshop will introduce students to the,mediums of egg tempera, egg-oil emulsion and,fresco. The works will be executed from the,student’s own designs. A working knowlege of,drawing skills is advisable. THREE PROJECTS: a,painting in the style of an icon. ,a painting in the style of Jan VanEyck. , a small fresco panel. Some materials will,be provided. Extra studio time is available.

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AEXP-072 FORMAL DRESS DESIGN

Design and create your own one of a kind gown, suitable for bridal, prom, and black tie events. , Instructions will include all aspects of formal, clothing including design, pattern making, fabric, selection, and sewing. Students should bring, their own sewing machine and have some sewing, experience prior to taking this class. A list of,additional material and notions to purchase will, be developed during the design stage.

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AEXP-101 AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN

This course is an introduction to the art of auto,design. Through a series of in-class,assignments,students will learn professional,techniques for depicting the complex forms of,automobiles in two dimensions. Sketching,,rendering and perspective drawing techniques are,included.

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AGRC-146 DRAWN TO DETROIT: URBAN DRAWING

This course is for students with basic to,advanced drawing skills and an interest in,Detroit and working in plein-air. Students will,learn the tricks of working outside in various,conditions and how to pack materials, as well as,the basics of gesture, sight measuring an,perspective in various locations around Detroit. ,The class will cover a variety of dry and wet,black and white drawing materials. Students will,meet at CCS Ford Campus for the first class and,then at different urban locations each week,,including Belle Isle, downtown and beyond. A,list of supplies will be handed out on the first,day of class.

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ADRW-080 BASIC DRAWING

Learn the essential techniques needed to draw,images more realistically. This class will focus,on drawing fundamentals: shape, line, shading and,proportion. After this short course, students,should be able to translate the three dimensional,world around them on flat paper.

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AGRC-226 INTRO TO MAYA: GAME DESIGN

Learn the basics of the software used by, professional game designers. Students will learn, basic Maya skills needed to turn digital drawings, into living motion in a 3D format. Starting from, scratch or picking up from an existing level,, students will learn how to create and manipulate, objects, design scenery, import and export, assets, and script a video game story line.

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