Drawing II

Catalog description

An in-depth exploration of drawing as a medium of observation, expression and narrative. Provides exposure to historical and contemporary examples of drawing. Students will enhance their drawing skills and learn to experiment with the medium through hands-on studio practice. Development of conceptually strong and layered work is emphasized. Recommended Preparation: AMD 100 and/or AMD 101 . May not be taken for credit by students who received credit for: VSAR 311. Fieldtrips outside of class may be required. Course meets for four hours per week.