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ART-105 Design II

In this course students will understand and use three-dimensional design in the creation of a physical product in order to communicate verbally and visually. Students will develop ways to persevere through giving and receiving critical feedback to use as positive tools within the creative process.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

ART-104

Lecture Contact Hours

4

Lab Contact Hours

0

Other Contact Hours

0

Department

  • Visual and Performing Arts

Grading Scheme

  • Letter

SUNY Gen Ed Credit

  • No

Course Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify the principles and elements of 3D design.
  2. Explore visual problem solving through the use of the principles and elements of 3D design.
  3. Create finished work that exhibits proficiency in the formal aspects of 3D design: media, application, and craftsmanship.
  4. Critically evaluate finished work.
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ART 105: Design II

Department

Visual and Performing Arts

Course Description

In this course students will understand and use three-dimensional design in the creation of a physical product in order to communicate verbally and visually. Students will develop ways to persevere through giving and receiving critical feedback to use as positive tools within the creative process.

Credit Hours

3

Contact Hours

Lecture4
Lab0
Other0

Grading Scheme

Letter

Prerequisites

ART-104

Course Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify the principles and elements of 3D design.
  2. Explore visual problem solving through the use of the principles and elements of 3D design.
  3. Create finished work that exhibits proficiency in the formal aspects of 3D design: media, application, and craftsmanship.
  4. Critically evaluate finished work.

Topic Outline

  1. Continuation of Design I
    1. Introduction
      1. Materials
      2. Equipment
      3. Methods
    2. Use of Elements
      1. Mass
      2. Volume
      3. Plane
      4. Line
      5. Shape
      6. Value
      7. Texture
      8. Color
    3. Use of Principles
      1.  Unity
      2. Variety
      3. Hierarchy
      4. Elaboration
      5. Economy
      6. Proportion
      7. Balance
  2. Principles of Color
    1. Formulation
    2. Application
  3. Portfolio Review