Learn to use the potter’s wheel as an expressive,tool! Traditional techniques and forms are,covered, such as teapots, plates, bowls and,covered containers. The aim is for students to,find their individual expression within the,context of tradition.
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The introductory course in computer skills is a,requirement to complete the Foundation,curriculum.,Students explore the computer as a tool in,support,of artist/designer’s practice, including software,required for the college information system,and,creative digital imagery in both pixel and vector,based software. Students work with popular,software packages, appropriate for design, to,gain an understanding of the tools used to create,and manipulate digital imagery and to develop a,broad understanding of how and why the computer,is so prominent in image making today.
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An introduction to analog image-making that,investigates analog media and techniques from,gestures to contemporary interdisciplinary,processes. Students will problem-solve key,concepts through a series of individual and,collective projects that rethink drawing beyond,observation and perception, incorporating,research, chance, and experimentation.
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This class is an introduction to traditional,blacksmithing techniques. Students explore the,hand forging of ferrous and non-ferrous metals,into a variety of decorative and utilitarian,objects with an emphasis on traditional joinery,techniques. Topics include terms and vocabulary,,hand proficiencies related to blacksmithing,technology, tool making, and a survey of this,versatile process with a focus on its historical,relevance. Beginning level students focus on,foundation skills associated with the manipulation,of metal using the hammer and anvil. ,,This is the equivalent course to DME 175
Credits: 3
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Students are introduced to 3D modeling and,rendering techniques using ALIAS software on the,Silicon Graphics platform. Models are rendered,using full-color palettes, multi-source lighting,and texture mapping.
Credits: 3
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Lead by a Detroit Historian, students will learn ,about the impact of pewabic pottery on Detroit ,architecture.
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Bring your own DSLR camera and learn how to,of art. This workshop will include lighting and,set techniques that will show your artwork off to,its best advantage and is an essential skill,needed to compete in the world of Fine Art.
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Learn simple lighting techniques to improve the,quality of your portrait photography.
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