Explore the methods, tools and techniques needed,to create inthe world of fashion. This course,teaches the fundamentals of fabrics, textures and,fashion figure drawing from model poses and how,to create your own fashion designs. Previous,drawing experience is helpful but not required.,Bring a 14″x17″ spiral sketch pad and drawing,pencils to the first class. A materials list will,be handed out at that time.
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=STUDENTS WILL CREATE COMPUTER ANIMATED PIECES ,USING THE LATEST SOFTWARE.
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Explore the world of fabric design. Students will, create their own fabrics using block printing,, photo sensitive cyanotype and dyeing techniques. , Students will also use computers to create fabric, pattern concepts in a digital format.
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Students will learn the secrets to design and,create their own action figures or fantasy game,pieces. Instruction will be provided on the use of,a wide variety of materials to create characters,from sci-fi, horror and other genres of fantasy.,Please bring sketchbook and pencil to first class.,A supply list will be given out at the time.
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Automotive camp. Automotive design, designing 3D,,auto interiors and exteriors
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This course will introduce the technical skills,required for apparel construction. Students will,learn essential techniques such as pattern,drafting, draping, and sewing. The course will,also include lectures and readings that highlight,designers and artists that approach garment making,with a distinctive artistic vision.
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FURNITURE ELECTIVES SUBJECT CODES INCLUDE:,DAF
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In this course, the diverse possibilities of,lithography, intaglio and papermaking serve as a,focal point for augmenting the extensive primary,skills already acquired. As the scope of artistic,development and sensibility matures, instruction,becomes increasingly individualized.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DFA 240, DFA 243, DFA 255
Students explore drawing as an expressive tool to,generate, communicate, and develop ideas. With a,focus on basic drawing principles and,observational drawing, students will sharpen their,perceptual drawing skills while working towards,expressive methods. Contemporary attitudes toward,drawing will be introduced in the second half of,the semester as students expand their drawing,tools, materials and processes. Methods used to,develop ideas are examined through processes that,include research, archive and serial drawing.
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