Drawing I

Catalog description

Introduction to practice of drawing. Drawing as working and thinking: series of open-ended interrelated problems dealing with seeing, visual language, vocabulary, organization, and necessary technical skills. Basic problems in drawing, intensifying perception and comprehension of form, space, line, volume, texture, structure, movement, composition. Instruction in use of various drawing materials and processes as means of personal investigation, understanding, and expression in relation to aspects of landscape, figure, and still life. Prerequisite: None. This class is offered fall and spring semesters.