WKSH-192 STONE SETTING

Explore the techniques used to make jewelry,settings for stones. Using the tools of,professional jewelers you will learn methods of,stone setting including burnishing, prong and,bezel setting and how to make bezels. All,materials, including sterling silver settings,and cubic zirconia stones will be provided but you,can bring your own stone if you prefer.

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WKSH-501 IPADS IN THE ART ROOM

This course is designed to introduce Art,Educators to the best practices for utilizing the,personal tablet or iPad into their course,curricula. As school districts begin to issue,such devices to each student, teachers are,working to understand how to get the most of out,of the tool. This workshop will open the door to,the many options and proven methods of using such,tools in the art and design classroom.

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ADRW-152 ABBSTRACT EXPRESSIONIST PAINTING

Fantasy, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism,explore the landscapes of the mind in this course,,which teaches traditional painting techniques,while developing each student’s individual style,and concepts. Prior drawing or painting experience,is helpful. Bring a sketchbook and pencil to the,first class. A materials list will be handed out,at that time.

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ADRW-175 PORTRAIT PAINTING

This class will explore the various forms of the,portrait using slides from museum collections,,as well as by drawing or painting directly from a,model. There will be instruction in human,anatomy as it applies. Students will also be,encouraged to be inventive in their,interpretation of a subject’s identity. ,Discussion and critique will be an integral part,of the course structure.

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ADRW-271 ADVANCED LIFE DRAWING

Understanding anatomical structure is crucial for,anyone looking to further their figure drawing,abilities. This course will place equal,importance on drawing from live models with,drawing demonstrations and lectures of the,skeleton and muscle structure. Students will,create their own anatomy notebook. Prior figure,drawing experience is recommended. Students,younger than 18 must have parental permission to,take this course. Bring a sketchbook and drawing,pencil to the first class.

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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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