Illustration Department Advisors - Rhode Island School of Design

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c o u r s e d e s c r i p t i o n g a l l e r y ILLUS 5250 Drawing 2 Staff Building on skills developed in Drawing I during the Fall semester, this class will focus primarily on the human figure through weekly observational drawing. Basic anatomical considerations will be addressed in order to help the students better understand and depict the complexities of the human form. As the course progresses, students will integrate the figure into a spatial context, engaging issues of composition, figure and ground, and effective lighting. In increasingly challenging projects students will explore how viewpoint, both physical and conceptual, can effect the viewer’s experience of a drawing. Experimentation with materials, concepts and approaches is strongly encouraged. Course Level: Sophomore, Required (SPRING) 3 Credits prerequisites related studies d e t a i l s Drawing 1 or permission of instructor Drawing 1; Painting 1 & 2; Master Painting Techniques; Advanced Drawing; Artistic Anatomy; Between Painting & Drawing; Means and An End; Painting the Human Figure; Scientific Illustration professional affinities painting & drawing as illustration and fine art, portraiture, studio practice thinking making doing [ professional content and concept imaging skills practice media affinities contact information instructor website charcoal, conte, graphite and other drawing media isb main office 401-454-6240 see listings for individual instructors
c o u r s e d e s c r i p t i o n g a l l e r y ILLUS 5251 Painting 2 Staff This course extends the lessons of Painting 1, reinforcing concepts of color organization and compositional construction. The influence of color choice on the emotional and associative expression of an image is explored. The course covers various strategies for engaging the viewer through color harmony and tension, spatial illusions, the tactile properties of the painted surface and depicted forms. Students are encouraged to develop personal approaches to color and paint application. While continuing work from direct observation, the course proceeds to explore strategies for building synthetic, layered compositions from a variety of visual sources while using color to unify an image, create emphasis and suggest narrative sequence. Course Level: Sophomore; Required (SPRING) 3 Credits prerequisites related studies professional affinities d e t a i l s Painting 1 or permission of instructor Advanced Painting; Master Painting Techniques; Color for Portrait and Figure; Study of the Human Figure,; Senior Painting Seminar; Landscape Painting; Master Painting Techniques; Acrylic Workshop painting & drawing as illustration and fine art, color composition, portraiture, studio practice thinking making doing [ professional content and concept imaging skills practice media affinities contact information instructor website oil painting illustration office 401-454-6240 see listings for individual instructors
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Illustration Department Advisors - Rhode Island School of Design

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