Accounting Anthropology Art - Seattle Pacific University

Core Courses
Art 1102, 1103, Drawing Studio ........................................ 6
Art 1202, 1203 Design Studio............................................. 6
Art 2201 Introduction to Computer Art............................... 3
Art 2302 Painting Studio, Oil or Acrylic ............................. 3
Art 3112 Figure Drawing ..................................................... 3
Art 3604 History of Renaissance Art .................................. 5
Art 3605 History of Modern Art .......................................... 5
Visual Communication Emphasis Courses
Art 2202 Image Capture ...................................................... 3
Art 2208 Typography ........................................................... 3
Art 2502 Illustration ............................................................ 3
Art 3302 Visual Communication (Beginning Print) ............. 3
Art 3304 Visual Communication (Advanced Print) ............ 3
Art 3306 Information Architecture (Beginning Web) ......... 3
Art 3502 Illustration, Advanced .......................................... 3
Art 3609 History of Graphic Design .................................... 5
Art 4208 Interactive Media 1.............................................. 3
Art 4210 Interactive Media 2.............................................. 3
Art 4236 Portfolio . .............................................................. 1
Art 4910 Senior Seminar and Exhibition ............................ 1
Art 4943 Art Internship ....................................................... 3
Total Credits .................................................................... 71
Requirements for the Art Minor in
Studio Arts
(43 credits; 15 upper division)
Core Courses
Art 1102, 1103, 1104 Drawing Studio ................................ 9
Art 1202, 1203, 1204 Design Studio .................................. 9
Studio Arts Emphasis Courses
Art 2302 Painting Studio, Oil or Acrylic ............................. 3
Art 2722 Sculpture Studio .................................................. 3
Art 2421 Printmaking Studio ............................................... 3
Art History (two quarters of study required) .................... 10
Art Electives
(Two quarters of study in areas of student choice;
must be upper division) ....................................................... 6
Total Credits .................................................................... 43
Art 1180 may not be used to meet a requirement for
either the art major or art minor in Studio Arts. Information
concerning concentrations for teacher preparation is
available from the School of Education.
Art Courses
ART 1102 DRAWING STUDIO (3) Studies the use of line, perspective,
value and composition in the context of drawing as visual
description based on observation and analysis of various motifs.
Emphasizes linear drawing. Extra fee. Attributes: Arts and Humanities
A and Fine Arts Option. Class not open to juniors and seniors.
ART 1103 DRAWING STUDIO (3) Studies the use of line, perspective,
value and composition in the context of drawing as
visual description based on observation and analysis of various
motifs. Emphasizes tonal drawing. Extra fee. Attribute: Fine Arts
Option. Class not open to juniors and seniors.
ART 1104 DRAWING STUDIO (3) Studies the use of line, perspective,
value and composition in the context of drawing as
visual description based on observation and analysis of various
motifs. Emphasizes composition of the pictorial space. Extra fee.
Attribute: Fine Arts Option. Class not open to juniors and seniors.
ART 1180 THE VISUAL ARTS (3) Introduces and analyzes visual
forms through lecture, observation and discussion. The nature of
the visual arts is explored from the vantage points of the artist
and viewer/critic. Co requisite: ART 1181. Attributes: Arts and
Humanities A and Fine Arts Core.
ART 1181 THE VISUAL ARTS LAB (2) Studio-oriented experience
consisting of a series of basic exercises using visual elements
and principles of art to create works of art. Corequisite:
ART 1180. Attributes: Arts and Humanities A and Fine Arts Core.
ART 1202 DESIGN STUDIO (3) Applies the elements and principles
of visual arts and design to projects in a variety of media
emphasizing practical design problems. Emphasizes two-dimensional
design. Extra fee.
ART 1203 DESIGN STUDIO (3) Applies the elements and principles
of visual arts and design to projects in a variety of media
emphasizing practical design problems. Emphasizes three-dimensional
design. Extra fee.
ART 1204 DESIGN STUDIO (3) Applies the elements and principles
of visual art and design to projects utilizing digital imaging
and manipulation. Emphasis placed on digital media as tools for
creating works of art. Extra fee. Class open to art majors. Class
open to freshmen and sophomores.
ART 2201 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ART (3) Prerequisites:
ART 1102, 1103, 1202, 1203 and 1204. Overview and exploration
of the rudimentary use of digital media as it relates to the
production of visual communications. Extra fee. Registration
Approval: Instructor.
ART 2208 TYPOGRAPHY (3) Registration Approval: Instructor.
Prerequisite: ART 2201. Introduction to the communicative symbolic,
and associative aspects of typography. Emphasis is placed
upon the strategic use of typography as a primary design element.
Extra fee. Class not open to freshmen.
ART 2302 PAINTING STUDIO - WATER SOLUBLE OIL (3)
Analyzes problems in two-dimensional composition and the expression
of volume on the two-dimensional plane emphasizing
materials and techniques of water-soluble oil painting. Extra fee.
Attributes: Arts and Humanities A and Fine Arts Option.
ART 2421 PRINTMAKING STUDIO (3) Studies graphic art with
projects in several printing media, including relief and intaglio
processes in woodcut, linocut, drypoint and etching and monoprint.
Extra fee. Class not open to freshmen.
ART 2422 METALS STUDIO (3) Teaches the raising, soldering
and forging of metals into utensils and decorative forms such as
jewelry. Emphasizes fabrication. Extra fee. Attributes: Arts and
Humanities A and Fine Arts Option.
ART 2428 CERAMICS STUDIO (3) Explores the design and construction
of pottery. Projects include several hand-building processes
of construction, glazing and loading and firing the kiln.
Emphasizes hand building. Extra fee. Attributes: Arts and Humanities
A and Fine Arts Option. Class not open to freshmen.
ART 2502 ILLUSTRATION (3) Prerequisites: ART 1102, 1103 and
1104. Introduction to the various problems, materials and techniques
and processes utilized in professional illustration. Extra fee.
ART 2722 SCULPTURE STUDIO (3) Prerequisite: ART 1203. Studies
of three-dimensional form and composition with the several media
typically used in sculpture. Emphasizes additive and subtractive
sculpture techniques. Extra fee. Class not open to freshmen.
ART 3112 DRAWING STUDIO - FIGURE (3) Registration Approval:
Instructor. Prerequisites: ART 1102, 1103, 1104. Studies
the problems of anatomical structure with sketching and drawing
from the draped model. Extra fee. Attribute: Upper Division. Class
open to art majors. Class not open to freshmen.
ART 3202 VISUAL COMMUNICATION I (3) Registration Approval:
Instructor. Prerequisites: ART 2201, 2205, 2208. Exploration
of creative ideas, resources, digital processes, media and
terminology in the development of visual communication solutions.
Extra fee. Attribute: Upper Division. Class open to art majors.
Class not open to freshmen and sophomores.
ART 3204 VISUAL COMMUNICATION II (3) Registration Approval:
Instructor. Prerequisite: ART 3202. Continues exploration
of terminology, processes and theory in the development of design
solutions for various forms of visual communication. Extra
fee. Attribute: Upper Division. Class open to art majors. Class not
open to freshmen and sophomores.
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