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1 I.H.S. ART OFFERINGS All courses are ½ year long and meet every day. Each course is ½ credit. PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO IN GRAPHIC DESIGN DRAWING & PAINTING SCULPTURE & MIXED MEDIA (Senior) PORTFOLIO STUDIO IN FINE ART
2 Starting the School Year: Photography classes will be ALL DIGITAL! The darkroom will be turning into multiple studio lighting sets for more hands-on formal lighting photo projects Photo will now only have levels A, B, and C (no more level D) Studio in Graphic Design will have Level A and Level B! Graphic design B will teach more design based skills on Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign
3 Studio in Fine Arts This course is required before taking Drawing and Painting A. Basic Methods, Materials, and Concepts in the Fine Art Studio Common Units of Study: Basics of Drawing, Painting, 3D Media Style Studies ex. Surrealism, Expressionism, Abstraction Collage & Printmaking Doodle Book- Materials and Techniques Experimentation
4 SCULPTURE & MIXED MEDIA A Sculpture A Common Projects Vessel Design Soapstone Carving Bas Relief Clay Construction Found object sculpture Additive and Subtractive Sculpture Techniques
5 STUDIO in GRAPHIC DESIGN A & B Common Projects: All projects are done using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop Posters based on famous Graphic Designers Typography projects- Ligature Logos, Animals created by text Creating company logos using positive/negative space Color Theory and creating seasonal pattern designs Discussing Target Markets Ad-buster projects and Swipe Ad s
6 PHOTO A - ALL digital as of Photo A Common Projects: Intro to Digital Photography Photo editing with Photoshop Rules of Composition Motion Emotion
7 Once you ve passed Photo A you can sign up for the following courses: Photo B Photo C
8 PHOTO B - all digital Photo B Common Projects: Studio Lighting Still lives Portraiture Commercial photography Semi-Abstraction
9 PHOTO C - all digital Photo C Common Projects: Styles of Photography Image and Text Portraiture What is Family? Environmental portraiture
10 After Passing Studio in Fine Arts You Can Take: Drawing and Painting A Drawing and Painting B Drawing and Painting C Drawing and Painting D Portfolio
11 DRAWING & PAINTING A Foundations in Drawing and Painting Students will learn a variety of drawing and painting materials and techniques Drawing & Painting A Common Projects: Portfolio Cover Illustration Drawing from 3D sculptural form (still-life) Self-Portraiture The Artist Book: A Graphic Novella Foundations Sketchbook
12 DRAWING & PAINTING B Drawing & Painting B Common Projects: Life Drawing from Observation: Still-life/objects, Development of high quality pieces showing perspective, form, & proportion, and effective composition Self-Portrait Painting from Collage Social Commentary Sketchbook
13 DRAWING & PAINTING C Drawing & Painting C Common Projects: Drawing from Found Objects & Still Life& Observational Drawing 3D Illustrated Tunnel Books Reduction Drawing Realistic Self-Portrait Symbolic/Conceptual Self-Portrait Emerging Imagery Sketchbook
14 Drawing and Painting D Drawing & Painting D Common Units of Study: Working from a self-chosen theme to create a body of work which shows a depth of focus in subject matter and development of personal style Personal Guidance and feedback in preparation for Portfolio Development Sketchbook Joey Pecoraro Marriage Equality Thematic Focus
15 Portfolio Prerequisites include Studio in Fine Art, Drawing and Painting A and B This course is offered exclusively in the Fall to Seniors needing credit toward graduation for a major sequence and/or future art majors who need to submit a Portfolio to colleges for admission and scholarship eligibility. Common Units of study: Figure, Self-Portrait, and Still-life Drawing from Direct Observation Unit Digital documentation of of original art in a variety of media completed by the student during their Junior or Senior year which illustrate their very best work Written Artist Statement of Purpose In class presentation of the students portfolios
16 Once you have passed Sculpture and Mixed Media A You Can Take: Sculpture and Mixed Media B Sculpture and Mixed Media C Independent Study
17 SCULPTURE & MIXED MEDIA B Common Projects: Plaster Subtractive Sculpture Metamorphosis in Clay Realism/Abstraction Architectural Sculpture Pottery Wheel :
18 SCULPTURE & MIXED MEDIA C Common Projects: Project Runway (clothing with recycled materials) Teapot Design Jewelry Making
19 Independent Study Generally available once a student has completed a sequence (i.e. Drawing and Painting, Sculpture or Photography) Appropriate for students (usually juniors or seniors) who have shown passion for the arts and the ability to work independently and are able to get approval and support from the teacher and art coordinator. Students can write their own course objectives and create a series of high quality works based on their particular interests and skills.
20 Hope to see you soon!
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