This course is aimed at providing an,understanding of the body and the human figure,thru sculpture. The study of the human body is a,strong foundation for formal, conceptual and,expressive artistic explorations. Portraiture and,anatomical figure studies will accompany,instruction in armature building, modeling, mold,making, casting, and patina techniques.,The goal of the course is to strengthen your,visual translational capacity.
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In this course, aimed for weavers with basic,knowledge, students will learn the basics of the,warp painting technique, manipulate acid dyes and,weave one or two scarves with their own colorful,designs.
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Learn to capture the essence and character of a,model by studying portrait-painting techniques.,Working in oil and/or acrylic paints, learn to use,tonal values to develop forms that reflect the,proportions of the human head, torso and hands.,Participants shoudl have basic drawing and,painting skills. Bring a sketchbook, pencil,,kneaded eraser,canvas, brushes, palette and paints,to the first class.
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This class will meet for 6 weeks.
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Students will gain hands-on experience as they, learn all aspects of the digital video production, process. From idea development to editing, they, will explore planning, cameras, lighting, sound,, shot composition, and editing to create a, collaborative short music video.
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Today’s studio designer must know how to present,their ideas through Alias®. Come learn how. The,Visualization and Presentation track does not,teach design, but how to use pre-visualization,tools in Alias to sketch, design, model, present,and refine designs digitally. In this first of,two courses students will be introduced to,incorporating Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After,Effects, Sketchbook Pro with their Alias images. ,This is an intermediate level Alias course and,prior Alias® or 3D modeling (Maya®, CATIA, CAD,,UG) experience is necessary.
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Are you ready to bridge the gap between working,with digitaltechnology and making real, tactile,,3-dimensional work? Working from simple images in,Adobe Photoshop, learn to prepare an image for 3D,printing using CCS’s rapid prototyping equipment,and wood. Learn and work under the guidance of a,fine artist-educator and a digital imaging-,educator who together, will show you how easy it,can be to move from a 2D image to a 3D object.,Come prepared with 3 images you would like to,transform. Each participant will walk away with,at least 1 printed object.
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