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THU WED TUE MONAdobe Flash I & IIAdobe Illustrator I & IIAdobe Indesign I & IIDigital Design CommunicationFor Interior Design IIAdobe Photoshop I & IIBlooms In Summer:Inspiration From ManetColor And MaterialsDigital Photography IFigure & Portrait SculptureBobby Hansson Tin Can WorkshopContemporary Color Field PaintingThe Funnies: Create Comic StripsIntroduction To Interior DesignIphoneography: Photos Via IphoneLearning To See: Drawing For EveryoneBeginning PastelsDrawing Dynamic SuperheroesInterior Design Business PrinciplesWatercolor PaintingFigure & Portrait SculptureHistory Of PhotographyPortraits In Pastels From PhotosPre-College Art StudioGreen Design WorkshopIntermediate Black & White Photo TechniquesIntroduction To Graphic Design For Web & PrintOpen Figure StudioPhotographic LightingWeb Design FundamentalsFRIDrawing On TheRight Side Of The BrainSUNAdvanced ChainMaille WorkshopContinuing EducationSummer 2012www.dcad.edu/CE302.622.8867 x 110SATAdobe Photoshop I & IIThe Art Of The Tattoo:From Ancient To ModernBeginning Chain Maille WorkshopCeltic-Inspired Copper & Silver BraceletChain Maille With BeadsCreate A Kilt PinDare To PaintEn Plein Air PaintingFashion Illustration WorkshopFigure DrawingForged Copper JewelryFun With Found Objects:Recycled Art WorkshopThe Grisaille TraditionHand-Knotted NecklaceIntroduction To Oil PaintingLandscape PhotographyMacro Photography:The Art Of The CloseupMaya I&IIMonster Mask ClassPinhole PhotographySilkscreen WorkshopSocial Media Marketing Workshop

The Continuing Education Program at the Delaware College of Art and Design invites you to join a communityof aspiring and professional artists and designers who are committed to a lifetime of learning and exploration.The Summer semester begins Monday, June 4.The Delaware College of Art and Design’s mission is to educate talented and committed students to become art makers, idea generators,problem solvers and visual communicators who can redefine the way we perceive and experience the world around us. It also serves asa visible stakeholder, cultural anchor and catalyst for the revitalization of Wilmington.Join us to sharpen skills, enhance your artistic abilities and advance your career through classes in these areas:Web & Graphic DesignFine ArtsCONTENTSWEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN 02FINE ARTS 06INTERIOR DESIGN 12FASHION & JEWELRY DESIGN 14PHOTOGRAPHY 16SPECIAL EVENTS 19YOUNG ARTIST PROGRAMS 20REGISTRATION 23Interior DesignJewelry DesignPhotographyYoung Artist Programs (for high school students)DCAD also offers structured certificate programs which provide students with the opportunity to accelerate their careersthrough focused, compact courses that develop the creative and technical skills needed to excel in the areas of Art & Design,Interior Design, Photography and Web & Graphic Design.Use this code to register online.The Continuing Education Program at DCAD is dedicated to providing the community with dynamic courses that foster personaland professional growth. You will find that DCAD delivers challenging and inspiring courses, the convenience of a downtown Wilmingtonlocation (with free parking), the flexibility of an evening or weekend schedule, and personalized, small classes conducted by an engagingand supportive faculty of working artists and design professionals – all focused on your success.Registration may be completed online at www.dcad.edu under “Register Now.” You may also register in person, via phone or mail.The complete catalog, including all course descriptions, is available at www.dcad.edu/CE.Please contact me to discuss any questions you may have or find out more about what DCAD has to offer.We appreciate your interest and look forward to seeing you this summer at DCAD!Jane CampbellDirector of Continuing Education302.622.8867 x110jcampbell@dcad.eduDesign by Shawn Hall(DCAD INQB8 DESIGN GROUP)Cover Photos by Jessica SturgisREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE01

WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN02WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATEWeb Designers focus on the art of creating aestheticallypleasing websites with effective usability. This compactcourse of study enables students to design the look and feelof an original website or upgrade an existing site, as well asimplement the website by embedding images and objects inHTML (HyperText Markup Language) and define the layout inCSS (Cascading Style Sheets). This program is well-suited forcreative individuals who wish to advance their careers, buildtheir competencies and enhance their technical and creativeskills by adding Web Design to their creative toolbox.WEB DESIGN CURRICULUMSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web and PrintAdobe Photoshop I/IISemester TwoWeb Design FundamentalsAdobe Flash I/IISemester ThreeWeb Design with Adobe Dreamweaver & CSS I/IIJavaScript for Non-ProgrammersSemester FourPortfolio WorkshopElective IGRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATEGraphic Designers are artists, visual communicators andcreative problem solvers for their clients. This curriculumenables creative students to communicate messages throughprint media, including books, posters, newsletters, magazinesand packaging, while also providing an introduction toapplication of basic graphic design principles to the web. Thisarea of study is ideal for individuals who wish to establish theirown business, freelance or work within a corporate advertisingand design environment.GRAPHIC DESIGN CURRICULUMSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web and PrintAdobe Photoshop I/IISemester TwoAdobe InDesign I/IIAdobe Illustrator I/IISemester ThreeBasic Layout & Typography for Web and PrintWeb Design FundamentalsSemester FourPortfolio WorkshopElective IStudents who are currently enrolled in the existing Web & Graphic CertificatePrograms may meet with the Director of Continuing Education to review theircurrent transcript and transfer into the new Combined Certificate if desired.WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGNCOMBINED CERTIFICATEFor those students who wish to gain the technical and creativeskills to excel in both web and print, DCAD now offers aCombined Certificate in Web & Graphic Design. Students willbecome well-versed in design principles as applied to bothtraditional print publishing as well as digital communications.Students may further customize advanced study throughelective classes (offered in the spring and summer semesters).web & graphic designcombined certificate curriculumSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web & PrintBasic Layout & Typography for Web & PrintAdobe Photoshop I/IISemester TwoWeb Design FundamentalsAdobe Flash I/IISemester ThreeWeb Design with Adobe Dreamweaver & CSS I/IIAdobe Illustrator I/IISemester FourJavaScript for Non-ProgrammersElective IElective IISemester FivePortfolio WorkshopParamount Project

MAYA II 3-D ANIMATION IICOURSE ID: AN0055Instructor: Patrick SkeltonSIX SESSIONSSaturday, July 21 – August 25; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $300/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditBuild on your knowledge of Maya to learn about lighting,cameras, textures, advanced rigging, surface painting,advanced modeling, and character animation.Prerequisite: Maya I.ADOBE FLASH II: Web Animation and Interactivitywith Adobe Flash and HTML5 IICOURSE ID: AN0014Instructor: Charley ParkerSIX SESSIONSMonday & Wednesday, June 25 – July 11; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $300/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditExtend your command of the interactive power of Flash withthis intermediate-level class. Add sophisticated techniques forcreating multi-level movies that improve load time, using movieclips to organize and manipulate content, and importing andcontrolling sound and video files. The course also de-mystifiesthe fundamentals of ActionScript. Flash’s powerful scriptinglanguage can be surprisingly simple to use and gives youextraordinary control over animation and response to useractions. Students will be also be introduced to one or moretimeline-based HTML5/Canvas alternatives to Flash, with afocus on creating content compatible with iPad and iPhonedevices. Prerequisite: Adobe Flash I.ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ICOURSE ID: GD0041Instructor: David ManzolilloSIX SESSIONSMonday & Wednesday, July 16 – August 1; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $300/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $ 35; 1 CreditOne of the backbones of modern graphic designand electronic publishing, Illustrator is the leadingvector-based illustration software available. This courseinstructs the beginning student in the software’s typicaluses in today’s design and publishing environment,covering basic drawing, tracing and typographictechniques. Mac OS competency required.ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR IICOURSE ID: GD0042Instructor: David ManzolilloSIX SESSIONSMonday & Wednesday, August 6 – August 22; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $300/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditBuild on your basic understanding of Illustrator in this handson course. Explore the advanced capabilities of the softwareby creating dynamic type effects and using blends forrealisticillustrations. Learn to integrate illustrations withAdobe Photoshop and web applications through a varietyof problem solving exercises. Prerequisite: Adobe Illustrator I.INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR WEB & PRINTCOURSE ID: GD0077Instructor: Joy SmokerTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday & Thursday, June 5 – July 12; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $490/Lab Fee $35; 3.9 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $900/Lab Fee $35; 2 CreditsThis introduction to current computer graphics technologyincludes an overview of page-layout, vector-based illustrationand pixel-based digital imaging software. Publishingtechniques, rough composition skills, concept developmentand fundamentals of typography are introduced as studentslearn how such technology is used in real world applications.Mac OS knowledge required.WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGNREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE05

FINE ARTSART & DESIGN CERTIFICATEThe Art & Design Certificate provides students with theopportunity to build creative and technical skills in order todiscover and realize their artistic potential. With required“core” courses in drawing and painting, the student maychoose Fine Arts electives or a course from any other area,such as Computer Graphics, Interior Design, Photography,or Jewelry Design. This unique and personalized course ofstudy is available only through the Delaware College of Artand Design and offers aspiring artists the ultimate flexibility increating a customized art and design curriculum.SEMESTER ONEFirst course in DrawingFirst course in PaintingElective ISEMESTER TWOSecond course in DrawingSecond course in PaintingElective IISEMESTER THREEThird course in DrawingThird course in PaintingElective IIIThe above-described curriculum chart reflects a total of108 weeks of Continuing Education Art & Design courses.Although courses may meet for fewer than 12 sessions, thecurriculum may be completed by taking any combination of 3,6, 8, 10 or 12 week courses in order to accomplish the full 108weeks required for certificate completion.FACULTYRAYMOND BROWNRaymond has a lifelong involvement in visual art including:teaching, drawing, painting, printmaking, portraiture,storyboarding for animation and live-action production,logo design, and computer graphics imaging. Teachingexperience includes instruction of drawing and painting atthe Arts Council of Princeton and storyboarding at the OtisCollege of Art and Design.DONNA CUSANOBFA, Tyler School of Art, Temple University, with aconcentration on Illustration, graphic design and painting.Studied for one semester in Rome concentrating onRenaissance Art History and Painting. A pastel and oil painter,Donna been teaching for more than 12 years at regionalvenues such as The Wallingford Community Arts Center,The Howard Pyle Studio Group and extensively at her privatestudio in Aston, Pennsylvania. She is published in The Best ofPastel Books I and II, Chester County Living Magazine, and ArtMatters Magazine. She is currently working on a continuingseries of abstracted landscape paintings based on a trip toDonegal, Ireland. www.donnacusano.comJEAN DIVERBFA in graphic design, Moore College of Art & Design inPhiladelphia. Artist, designer, writer and illustrator. Jean hasstudied painting and graphics at Corcoran School of Art +Design with Bill Neumman and Johan Severtson and studiedpainting with many artists such as Eo Omwake, Tom Bostelleand Bo Bartlett. Presently represented in galleries in NewJersey and Pennsylvania. www.jeandiver.comBRIAN DUNNAFA, Delaware College of Art and Design. Brian has alwaysbeen influenced by the monsters and creatures from horrorfilms and masks in the Halloween shop; these were thesubjects that shaped his interests and art. Brian startedsculpting for stop-motion puppets, then went on to createlife-size busts. Since then he has continued his studiesby watching other artists, studying anatomy and the facialstructure. Brian has taught a portrait sculpture continuingeducation workshop at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts;and a creature and character design class workshop withcreature designer Jordu Schell. www.alter-ego-dezines.comELLEN DURKANMFA, Towson University; BFA, Corcoran College ofArt + Design; AFA, Delaware College of Art and Design.Ellen is currently working on a body of forged metalwearable pieces. These garments have a performanceaspect as they immobilize the female figure, yet thehammered steel framework is seductive, as it stands alonewithout a figure inside.KIRSTEN FISCHLERMFA, Pratt Institute; BFA, Rhode Island School of Design.Kirsten has studied in Rome as a part of RISD’s EuropeanHonors Program. She has run her own faux finishing andTrompe l’oel painting business and now works in a variety ofmixed media as a fine artist. Her work is in private collectionsin the United States and Europe. www.kirstenfischler.comJORDAN GRAWMFA, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; BA, Thiel College.Jordan is a painter, lecturer and educator who has taughtclasses in color theory, Master painting techniques and oilpainting at Eastern Mennonite University and the PennsylvaniaAcademy of Fine Art. As an Artist Representative at GamblinArtist Colors, he has intricate knowledge of oil paintingmaterials which enables him to teach students to create cleanand conceptually relevant colors, tones and temperature shiftsbased on the pigments’ origin, processing and hue family. Hisartwork has been in numerous exhibitions in Pennsylvania.06

JOSH HOWELLBFA in Animation, The University of the Arts; AFA, DelawareCollege of Art and Design. Josh Howell is a freelance animatorand cartoonist who uses both traditional and computeranimation techniques. Skills include character animationand design, storyboarding and digital video editing.http://joshhowellart.deviantart.comHAROLD KALMUSBFA, Sculpture, Philadelphia College of Art (now the Universityof the Arts). Harold has taught at Drexel University, theUniversity of the Arts and the Art Institute of Philadelphia,including courses in sculpture, 3D digital illustration andanimation. His sculpture work focuses on the figure and hasbeen shown in various exhibits in the region.AMANDA KAMENMFA, University of Delaware; BFA, The College of New Jersey.Amanda has taught at Washington College and Delaware ArtMuseum. Recent exhibitions include The Viewing Program atThe Drawing Center, NYC; Drawing on Experience, WomanMade Gallery, Chicago; and draw_drawing 2, The LondonBiennale.CELINA MANCURTICelina is an Argentinean textile designer living in the US.Following her passion for textiles, she decided to work onher own linen collection that reflects her lifestyle. She tells herstory through her beloved screen printing, the unique designsand eco-friendly fabric and notions. She finds inspiration inher travels and in nature close to her native Buenos Aires. Shehas been influenced by organic fibers and eco-friendly notionsturning her vision towards a more sustainable product.OLGA NIELSENBFA in Textile Design, Fashion Illustration and Fashion Design,Moscow Textile Institute. Graduate Study at the PennsylvaniaAcademy of Fine Arts in figure painting and drawing, anatomy,figure and portrait sculpture, stone and bronze sculpture. Olgaexhibits here work extensively in the Philadelphia area in soloand group shows with work in many private collections.MICHAEL ROBEARBFA, Corcoran School of Art + Design. Michael has beenin numerous solo and group shows including solo showsthroughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Michael describes hisstyle as somewhere between traditional realism and modernsurrealism. www.michaelrobear.comLINDA JO RUSSELLMFA, California State University, Long Beach. Trained to teachperceptual drawing techniques by Betty Edwards, Ms. Russellnow instructs workshops on drawing and creativity throughoutthe United States.CAROL TIPPIT WOOLWORTHBA in art, UC Santa Barbara. Carol has worked as a graphicdesigner for the past 28 years while continuing to study painting atvarious art centers, such as Silvermine Artist Guild in Connecticutand Rohaton Art Center. She is represented in several galleries inPhiladelphia and Delaware.THOMAS R. TUNAITISAn award-winning tattoo artist and owner of Agaru Tattoo.Known as “Tommy Rabid,” he has been tattooing since 1998,has toured across the U.S. and overseas and is a featured artistin the Ultimate Tattoo Blackbook as well as a member of theAlliance of Professional Tattooists.FINE ARTSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE07

FIGURE & PORTRAIT SCULPTURECOURSE ID: FA0036Instructor: Harold KalmusSIX SESSIONSSection I: Monday, June 4 – July 9; 6 PM – 9:15 PMSection II: Tuesday & Thursday, July 17 – August 2;6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $240 (each section)This course will explore the materials and methods for figureor portrait sculpture while working from a live model.Students may choose to work on a full figure or life-sizeportrait. This course is intended for students of any levelinterested in developing a sound foundation in figure sculptureor improving their existing skills. Working with clay from livemodels on a series of figure studies, students will focus ongesture, proportion, and basic anatomy, with an emphasison honing three-dimensional perception and the creation ofsculptures with full and rich volume. Students will be providedwith a materials list upon registration.OPEN FIGURE STUDIO:DRAWING, PAINTING AND SCULPTINGCOURSE ID: FA0136No InstructionSIX SESSIONSTuesday, June 5 – July 10; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Fee per session: $10This uninstructed studio session provides access to the modelin a series of short and long poses which artists may draw,paint and/or sculpt. Payment is per session. Artists must bringtheir own materials.WATERCOLOR PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0159Instructor: Michael RobearTEN SESSIONSThursday, June 7 – August 9; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $335/Lab Fee: $20; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675/Lab Fee: $20; 1.5 CreditsIf you have found this medium to be frightening, difficult andunforgiving or perhaps this is your first attempt – fear no more!This course will begin with a solid understanding of traditionaltechniques such as washes, bleeds and layering. Studentswill then explore the expressive qualities of the medium and itschanging effects on a variety of paper and end the course bydeveloping a painting from start to finish. A Saturday visit tothe Brandywine River Museum will be planned. Some drawingexperience is preferred, but not necessary.BEGINNING PASTELSCOURSE ID: FA0086Instructor: Donna CusanoSIX SESSIONSThursday, June 7 – July 12; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $175; 1.5 CEUS“Drawing is the mother and painting is the child.” Thecolorful and versatile medium of pastel is the bridge betweenthe drawing and painting disciplines. Students will begin bylearning to observe and create value relationships within thepicture plan in order to construct a balanced image. Next,through the use of basic color theory, students will practicetransparent and opaque layering techniques, developingbrilliant and unusual color palettes as well as compellingsurface textures. Attention will be paid to each student’sindividual style and expression. Demonstrations and individualinstruction provided.FIGURE DRAWINGCOURSE ID: FA0070Instructor: Ellen DurkanTEN SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – August 11; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $355; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsUnderstanding the human figure is a fundamental skill for visualartists. This course will focus on drawing from live models.Tackle complex figurative forms through careful observationand innovative drawing techniques. This in-depth explorationof the human form will stress anatomical structure,proportion, foreshortening, value and line quality. Developexpressive mark-making and strengthen compositional design.

LEARNING TO SEE: DRAWING FOR EVERYONECOURSE ID: FA0001Instructor: Amanda KamenTEN SESSIONSWednesday, June 6 – August 22; 6 PM – 9:15 PM(No class June 13 or July 4)NON-CREDIT Tuition: $355; 3.3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsLearn to draw anything in this drawing course, open forbeginners to experienced artists. Whether you want to be thenext Rembrandt or simply want to achieve a handle on themechanics of drawing, this class will focus on understandingthe fundamentals. Through the careful study of still life andmodels, students will learn how to create life-like drawings ofthe things around you. We will discuss measuring and sighting,as well as basic concepts of design. Along with working fromstill life and models, there will be historical discussions, casualcritiques and demonstrations. The mediums used in this classwill be charcoal and pencil. A materials list will be provided atregistration. Please bring all basic drawing materials to the firstclass meeting. No experience necessary.DARE TO PAINTCOURSE ID: FA0232Instructor: Jordan GrawTEN SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – August 11; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $350; 3 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsThis course is designed to push painters to the next levelthrough challenging weekly assignments that drive them tocreate with freedom and confidence. With inspiration fromcontemporary painters, students will develop their paintingvocabulary and techniques through challenging course work,demonstrations and discussions. Students will use paint andcolor as expressive tools while experimenting with value,texture, subject matter and time constraints. Specificassignments will include painting wet into wet, creating tenpaintings in one class, painting on top of another painting aswell as other projects designed to develop critical awareness,analytic skills and expressiveness. This class is open topainters of every level, but students should have some drawingexperience.INTRODUCTION TO OIL PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA 0177Instructor: Jean DiverSIX SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditsThis course offers a tranquil way to review the oil paintingbasics for beginners and returning painters. This course willintroduce students to all materials – even learn to stretch asmall canvas. Basic color theory and mixing will be covered.The class will learn a three-dimensional painting method usinga still life model. Students will have a better understanding ofdifferent painting methods as well and take home informationfor future reference throughout the session.Monster Mask ClassCourse ID: FA0208Instructor: Brian DunnFIVE SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $200; Materials Fee: $25Have you ever wanted to make your own monster mask?This class will teach you how. Creature artist Brian Dunnwill teach the fundamentals of character and originalitywhile assisting you to quickly develop a concept maquette.Each student will then sculpt, mold and cast their very ownmonster mask. The instructor will sculpt alongside studentsto demonstrate sculpting a full head bust, making a two-partmold, casting and seaming a mask, then finish with a paintingdemonstration. Topics will include concepts/maquettes,sculpting and molding a face mask and casting a latex mask.BLOOMS IN SUMMER:INSPIRATION FROM MANETCOURSE ID: FA0231Instructor: Carol Tippit WoolworthSIX SESSIONSTuesday, June 5 – July 10; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditsIn his final days, Eduard Manet created small scale floralpaintings that are exquisite and ethereal, bold in color and fullof emotion. Students will deconstruct these paintings and beinspired to seek and create work that speaks from the heart.Through study, discussion and demonstration of oil paintingtechniques, students will create their own floral painting ofbeauty and mystery.FINE ARTSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE09

EN PLEIN AIR PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0064Instructor: Jean DiverSIX SESSIONSSaturday, July 21 – August 25; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $355; 3 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $675; 1.5 CreditsCome relax and enjoy the season in this 6-week courseof painting “in the open air.” The experience of painting outdoors, rather than in the studio, was central to Impressionism.Beginning and Intermediate students will learn travel tricks aswell as various painting techniques in order to develop smalland medium paintings based on observational drawings.Watercolor, acrylic and oil media are welcome.Fun with Found Objects : Recycled Art workshopCOURSE ID: FA0176Instructor: Kirsten FischlerONE SESSIONSaturday, June 16; 10 AM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $60; Lab Fee: $15Not comfortable with drawing and painting just yet butwould still like to express yourself creatively? Then this isthe class for you! Come join the fun of making art piecesfrom objects you find around your home, office, school andneighborhood. This workshop will introduce you to the basicsof color and design using everyday household objects andleftover materials you find in your basement and attic includingleft over house paint, scrap wood, rusty hardware, ripped orstained clothes, broken toys, extra buttons, and other thingsyou would normally throw away. A variety of materials willbe introduced along with the appropriate tools, adhesivesand applications for transforming your junk into aestheticallypleasing works of art.The Art of the Tattoo:From Ancient to ModernCOURSE ID: IL0011Instructor: Thomas TunaitisSIX SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSStudents will be introduced to tattoo art, both ancient andmodern, through lecture, demonstration and studio work.Students will be able to identify, reproduce and createexamples of tattoo “flash” as seen in professional studios.Through the exploration of the ancient origins of tattoos, tribes,symbolism, traditional and modern day styles, mediums anddesigns, this six-session course will result in six pieces of“flash.” Students will need 11” x 14” drawing paper and mayuse charcoal, pastels, pencils colored pencils, pens, markersand/or paint to execute their work.PORTRAITS IN PASTELS FROM PHOTOSCOURSE ID: FA0236Instructor: Olga NielsenSIX SESSIONSMonday, June 4 – July 9; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-Credit Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSWorking from reference materials, students will learn to capturethe vitality and personality of the portrait in pastels. Use pastelsto create subtle and mysterious images, sculpting image andform with light and color, learning both contemporary andhistorical techniques.DRAWING DYNAMIC SUPERHEROESCOURSE ID: AN0034Instructor: Josh HowellSIX SESSIONSThursday, June 7 – July 12; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-Credit Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditIf you could have any super-power, what would it be?And what would your superhero look like? Students will studythe most compelling and iconic comic book heroes in orderto understand what makes a successful character. In additionto learning the basics of anatomy, students will learn how totranslate that knowledge into drawing heroes and villains oftheir own, full of vitality and originality.

THE FUNNIES: CREATE COMIC STRIPSCOURSE ID: AN0035Instructor: Josh HowellSIX SESSIONSWednesday, June 6 – July 18; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-Credit Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditStudents will study classic cartoons and characters in order tounderstand how to create caricatures that truly take advantageof fantastic and individual qualities. Learn to draw outrageousexpressions, dramatic poses and imaginative cartoons thatwould feel right at home on a Saturday morning TV show.THE GRISAILLE TRADITIONCOURSE ID: FA0235Instructor: Raymond BrownSIX SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSGrisaille, literally “grey value painting,” has been practiced bysuch masters as del Sarto, van Dyck and Picasso. Studentswill create dramatic and sculptural works of art based ontheir keen observation of light and shadow while executingpaintings entirely in tones of gray. Subjects will include still-lifeand portraiture; the class is open to both new and experiencedstudents who wish to practice this classic painting technique.The final classes will introduce glazing techniques to addluminous color to the completed greyscale painting.CONTEMPORARY COLOR FIELD PAINTINGCOURSE ID: FA0234Instructor: Donna CusanoSIX SESSIONSWednesday, June 6 – July 11; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSExplore color in its purest sense! Through discussion,demonstration and studio work, students will learn to simplifythe picture plane in order to create expansive and expressivepaintings based on their exploration of color. Color, shape andline become the forms and subject while students apply colortheory and design principles to their compositions. Emphasiswill be placed on developing sensitivity to the abstractelements of rhythm, movement, balance, unit and surfacetexture. Students may work in the medium which best suitsthem (oil, pastel, acrylic or watercolor) and should have someprior painting or drawing experience.DRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAINCourse ID: FA0170Instructor: Linda Jo RussellTHREE SESSIONSFriday – Sunday, August 17, 18 & 19; 9:30 AM – 5 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $275In this hands-on workshop, students learn to draw withtechniques based on the work of Betty Edwards, authorof the renowned book Drawing on the Right Side of theBrain. The course begins with an introduction to the theoryand follows a step-by-step process specifically designed forindividuals who have never drawn before. The fundamentalpremise is that anyone can learn to draw with properguidance. Students develop their perceptual skills (ability tosee) through exercises focusing on contour lines, positive/negative space, sighting and light/shadow relationships. Thisworkshop combines lecture and studio exercises in a nurturingenvironment. Lunch breaks will be scheduled; students maybring their lunch to class.SILKSCREEN WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: FA0003Instructor: Celina MancurtiONE SESSIONSaturday, June 23; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $95 (includes all materials and suppliesto make and take 4 placemats)This is a special opportunity for crafters of all levels to gethands-on experience learning silk-screen printing withoutspecial or expensive equipment. On muslin fabric, you willexplore Celina’s assortment of screens, colors and techniquesfor printing. While Celina shares tips for successful screenprinting, you will print four linen placemats stitched withtiny pockets to hold handwritten messages. Vintage andrescued buttons, sewed on by hand, will provide the finaldetails to your project. You will leave the class with a finishedproject, plus many pieces of printed muslin (perfect for smallprojects) that you will make during the class. All printing andsewing supplies, and blank recycled paper note cards, will beprovided. This class is limited to 18 people.FINE ARTSREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE 11

INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGNCOURSE ID: ID0001Instructor: Julie CargillTWELVE SESSIONSWednesday, June 6 – August 22; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $460; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900; 2 CreditsA fundamental course in design as it relates to the interiorenvironment, surveying both the elements and principles ofdesign. Students explore interior design as a profession,examine space planning and finishes and develop basicdrafting skills. This class is the pre-requisite for all subsequentdesign courses in DCAD’s Interior Design Certificate Program.Interior Design Business PrinciplesCOURSE ID: ID0036Instructor: Nile JohnsonTWELVE SESSIONSThursday, June 7 – August 23; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $350This course will provide aspiring interior designers with theguidelines and tools to assist them in establishing, managingand maintaining a successful interior design business.Topics will include creating presentations and contracts aswell as time and project management in order to develop abusiness. Through actual case studies of ethical issues anddesign challenges faced by today’s interior designer, studentswill prepare solutions and projects based on weekly topics.Pre-requisite: Introduction to Interior Design. Required Text:Professional Practice for Interior Designers, 4th EditionColor and MaterialsCOURSE ID: ID0044Instructor: Suzanne StewartTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday & Thursday, July 17 – August 23; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $460; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900; 2 CreditsThis is an introduction to materials used as a means ofexpression by the interior designer. The course examinesfunctional and aesthetic properties of specific interiorfinishes available to the designer. Prerequisite: Introductionto Interior Design.GREEN DESIGN WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: ID0055Instructor: Rosemary KellySIX SESSIONSTuesday, June 5 – July 10; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-Credit Tuition: $230; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; 1 CreditThis six-week workshop will define and explore what itmeans to design “green.” Beyond solar panels and compactfluorescents, interior designers have many options forincorporating “green” design elements into a space that areenergy efficient, come from renewable resources, reducewaste and promote the health of the environment. Throughdiscussion, demonstration and hands-on project work,students will learn about the design products and approachesavailable to create eco-friendly and sustainable residential orcommercial spaces.DIGITAL DESIGN COMMUNICATION FORINTERIOR DESIGN IICOURSE ID: ID0022Instructor: Jason BirlTWELVE SESSIONSMonday & Wednesday, June 4 – July 11; 6 – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $460/Lab Fee: $35; 3.9 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $900/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CreditsExtend and increase your digital design vocabulary andtechnical skills with emphasis on using the computer asa design tool. Topics will include: creating a three-dimensionalmodel, creating a comprehensive project using CAD draftingskills and 3D modeling, adding life and texture to a projectusing line weight, texture, lighting and entourage.Prerequisite: AutoCAD I/Digital Design Communication I.Students must bring a portable USB flash drive (min. 64 mb)to save classwork.INTERIOR DESIGNREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE13

FASHION & JEWELRY DESIGN14FACULTYSUZANNE GASKINSBFA, Fashion Illustration, Fashion Institute ofTechnology, NYC; studied Communications Designat Pratt Institute MS program. Suzanne has workedin the NYC fashion industry for 20 years withexperience in apparel and accessory design andmerchandising for clients such as Merry-Go-Round,Rossetti and Michael Stevens, as well as manyprivate label manufacturers.PAT ROSENBERGERPat Rosenberger has been an exhibiting artist formore than 20 years. Her imagination for her jewelryis sparked by her experiences; using silversmithingtechniques, Pat currently works in silver, copperand brass. She has taught adult classes at variousinstitutions including the Stifel Fine Arts Center,The Steubenville Center for Arts and The JeffersonCommunity College.PATRICIA WHITMANBS, University of Delaware. About two years agoPatricia discovered and fell in love with jewelry madewith the techniques and weaves from the ancient artof chainmail. The clean, fluid, flexible, yet intricate,weaves can create exquisite jewelry for both menand women. Some of the classic weaves, such asJens Pind and Full Persian, are her favorites, butshe loves them all. Once perfect jump ring closuresand the classic chainmail weaves are mastered,the fun is in creating new weaves and modifyingthe classic ones to make unique, and sometimesheirloom, jewelry. As is often the case when youlove something, Patricia found that she wanted toshare her enthusiasm of chainmail with others. Inthat spirit Patricia teaches chainmail workshops atthe Delaware College of Art and Design.BEGINNING Chain Maille WorkshopCOURSE ID: JD0019Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 9; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $10This workshop will begin with a brief review of the historyof the ancient art of chain maille. Several examples of chainmaille jewelry will show some of the many possibilities ofthis technique. Students will learn how to make clean, tightclosures of jump rings and will learn the byzantine weaveto make a bracelet in copper or brass. If time permits,the box weave, which is closely related to the byzantine weave,will also be taught. The only tools needed to do chain mailleare a pair of chain nose pliers. Pairs of pliers will be availablefor use during the class if needed. The cost of the byzantinebracelet kit is $10. Pairs of pliers and additional kits will alsobe for sale in class.ADVANCED Chain Maille WorkshopCOURSE ID: JD0020Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSunday, June 10; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $25Continue to explore and create Chain Maille in this advancedworkshop, open to students who have already taken theintroductory course. Students must have taken the firstworkshop or have some hands-on experience with chainmaille. The workshops will continue to focus on makingperfect closures of jump rings and will teach a few moreinteresting weaves, including the European 4-in-1 weave,the Celtic weave and possibly the Persian weave. The onlytools needed to do chain maille are a pair of chain nose pliers.Pairs of pliers will be available for use during the class ifneeded. Pairs of pliers and additional kits will also be forsale in class. Prerequisite: Beginning Chain Maille Workshop.CELTIC-INSPIRED COPPER & SILVER BRACELETCOURSE ID: JD0023Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, June 23; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $20Students will use wire wrapping and forging to create Celticinspiredlinks. Using a silver jump ring the bracelet will beassembled and finished with a hand forged clasp.FORGED COPPER JEWELRYCOURSE ID: JD0024Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, June 30; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15Students will learn the secrets to using a jeweler’s saw tocreate shape. Forging with a variety of hammers will transformthe shapes that then will be hung from balled silver or a wirewrapped ball to create earrings and a pendant.

CREATE A KILT PINCOURSE ID: JD0025Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, August 7; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15Using copper wire and pliers a single piece of wire will becomea lovely kilt pin. Filing and sanding will finish the end to a sharppoint. This piece is a great decorative accent for a jacket, toclose a wrap or for a cool way to secure any fabric.HAND-KNOTTED NECKLACECOURSE ID: JD0021Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 16; 9 AM – NOONNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15In this three hour workshop you will learn to create a handknottednecklace. Hand-knotting is a very traditional andclassic way to create jewelry. The secret to knotting is easilylearned and mastered with a little practice. Most studentswill complete the necklace in class and others will be able tocomplete it at home. No experience is necessary, but nimblehands and fingers are.CHAIN MAILLE WITH BEADSCOURSE ID: JD0022Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 16; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $20In this 3 hour workshop you will learn several ways toincorporate beads into chainmail jewelry. Beads can add colorand interest to already gorgeous chain maille work. Done well,beads can make aspects of the piece truly pop out and bespectacular. Students will make a chain maille bracelet andearrings with beads as well as learn additional techniques toadd beads. Prior chain maille experience is required.FASHION ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: FD0004Instructor: Suzanne GaskinsTHREE SESSIONSSaturday, June 16, 23 & 30; 10 AM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $200; 1.6 CEUSThis workshop will focus on the basic principles of fashionillustration, from quick gesture drawings to detailed renderings,concentrating on the construction of the garment as it relatesto the human figure. Over the course of three sessions,students will build confidence in their drawing skills byworking from direct observation of a costumed/clothed livemodel. Students will explore a variety of reference materials,become familiar with fashion silhouettes and learn fundamentaltechniques to express the crucial visual elements requiredto communicate a fashion design. Students should expecthomework in between class meetings. A lunch break willbe scheduled; students may bring their lunch or visit a localeatery. Materials needed: 18x24” charcoal and regular drawingpaper, drawing pencils, charcoal, ink and brush as well ascolored pencils or pastels.FASHION & JEWELRY DESIGNREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE15

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY CERTIFICATEThis program is designed for beginning photographers,artists, designers or anyone who would like to take theirphotographic vision and current knowledge to another level.If you are interested in changing careers or personal growth,these classes will provide a course of study that will takeyou through the fundamentals, as well as intermediate andadvanced levels of black and white and digital photography.Aesthetics, process and individual creative vision will beemphasized to help students find their own unique style.Students acquire the technical skills to shoot, manipulate andprint photographs with film and digital technology in coursesthat emphasize camera techniques, lighting methods and useof computer software for modifying and printing digital files.In addition, students will begin to build a body of work and aprofessional portfolio.SEMESTER ONEDigital Photography IAdobe Photoshop I/IISEMESTER TWOBlack & White Photographic TechniquesHistory of Photography or Documentary PhotographyPhotography Elective OneSEMESTER THREEDigital Photography IIWeb Design FundamentalsFACULTYKATHLEEN BUCKALEWMFA, George Washington University; BA, University ofDelaware. Kathleen Buckalew began her work as aphotographer for the Design & Exhibition Department ofthe National Gallery of Art. She has won numerous awardsfor her work, including a fellowship from the Delaware Divisionof the Arts; a resident fellowship at the Virginia Center for theCreative Arts and was named the McKinstry Scholar by theDelaware Heritage Commission in 2005 for her continuingwork on her project of documenting farmers in Delaware(now in the process of becoming a book). She has exhibitedher work across the U.S. In 2011, Ms. Buckalew was one ofthe artists included in the book, “100 Artists of the BrandywineValley.” She is a member of the Diamond State Branch ofthe National League of American Pen Women, the DelawarePress Association, Delaware Center for the ContemporaryArts, the Center for the Creative Arts, and is an active memberof a group she co-founded, called the Brandywine PhotoCollective. Currently, Ms. Buckalew is the staff photographerfor the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington.RANDY CIURLINOMS, University of Massachusetts. Randy has been engaged inphotography for 25 years working professionally, freelancingand doing personal work.SANDRO CUCCIABS, University of Delaware. While the bulk of Sandro’s careerhas been in Information Technology at the duPont Company,he has been involved in photography for over forty years,starting as his high school yearbook photographer. Sinceleaving duPont in 2002, Sandro has been working as acommercial and award-winning fine-art photographer andApple Consultant working out of his home-based digitalstudio. Since 2007, Sandro has designed and taught digitalphotography, Photoshop, and computer courses at the OsherLifelong Learning Institute at the University of Delaware inWilmington. He has led public photography discussions atLongwood Gardens, has presented several photographytopics at the Delaware Photographic Society, and has ledDelaware Photo Walks as part of the Annual Scott Kelby WorldWide Photo Walk. Sandro holds several technical certificationsfrom Adobe and Apple.SUSAN ELLISBA, English/Humanities, Rutgers University; MS, Biology/Behavioral Ecology, York University. Susan’s photographicwork focuses on the small. Her images have been reproducedin government, trade and public publications. Current projectsinclude a book of insect images and several exhibits.www.bugsinthesystem.netRANDLE REEDBFA in Photography, Pratt Institute; AFA in Photography,DCAD. Randle has experienced the wide spectrum of tradethat photography has to offer, from working as a weddingphotographer to assisting an editorial photographer forPaper Magazine. He works primarily in large format anddigital captures simultaneously.LEON SYFRITAFA, Delaware College of Art and Design. Leon is awell-traveled Delaware native who has studied philosophy,fine art,viticulture and photography. He currently maintains awebsite dedicated to his painting and a blog dedicated to hisinterest in photography.SEMESTER FOURPhotographic LightingPhotography Elective Two16

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY ICOURSE ID: PH0017Instructor: Kathleen BuckalewTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday & Thursday, June 5 – July 12; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $510/Lab Fee: $35; 3.9 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $900/Lab Fee: $35; 2 CreditsThis course is designed for the novice and stresses basicphotographic principles in a digital platform. Students will learnto make critical decisions in image making from visualization toprint. Basic digital camera functions will be coveredincluding exposure aperture, shutter speed, ISO, metering,image capture and file types. Students will transfer images toa high-end digital work station where basic editing, retouching,color management and printing will be covered using the latestversion of Adobe Photoshop. Critical discussion of bothprint and screen images will occur weekly to enhance thestudent’s understanding of subject matter, composition andother aesthetic considerations. At least two class periods willbe reserved for photo field trips so that students can practicewhat is covered with the instructor’s supervision. Studentsmust provide their own transportation for scheduled field trips.LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHYCOURSE ID: PH0049Instructor: Randle ReedSIX SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $250; Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; Lab Fee $35; 1 CreditIn this course, students will explore a variety of landscapes,from the urban jungle to the woodland forest. With inspirationfrom the master landscape photographer, Ansel Adams,as well as modern photographers’ documentation of thedramatic changes in the world around us, students willembark on an adventure through the lens of their cameras.Through demonstrations, field trips, and discussions regardingcomposition and depth of field, students will gain confidencein their ability to create exciting and meaningful landscapephotographs. There will be field trips to the surroundingareas of the Delaware College of Art and Design; personaltransportation or carpooling will be necessary. Studentswill need to have their own camera (either DSLR or Analog)and a tripod.iPhoneography: Photos via iPhoneCOURSE ID: PH0055Instructor: Sandro CucciaSIX SESSIONSWednesday, June 10 – July 15; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $250; 2.0 CEUSThis class introduces a new photography medium where thephotographer captures images using the camera built intothe Apple iPhone (including iPod Touch and iPad) and mayperform post-processing of those images on the same deviceusing inexpensive, downloadable apps. In this six-weekcourse, you will learn to express and push yourselfphotographically with your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad!Discover the artistic potential of the little camera fitted withinyour iDevice, and revel in the ever-growing ecosystem ofphoto editing apps. This course brings home the notion thatyou don’t need fancy gear to capture and process incredible,award-winning still images. You will learn how to applythe classic photographic principles of exposure, light andcomposition to this little electronic wonder that fits right intoyour hip pocket. After the shoot, you discover how to processyour images using select photo editing apps. Via numerousexamples, photo assignments and in-class critiques, youwill be inspired to use this dynamic, new medium on a dailybasis. After all, it’s an excellent camera that goes with youeverywhere! Remember, photography is less about thecamera gear and more about the your vision no matter whatgear you use. This course is open to beginners as well asexperienced photographers. Required: An Apple iPhone (3GSor later preferred), iPod Touch (4th generation or later) andthe willingness and ability to purchase and download photoapps to your device. You will need an AppleID account, andmost apps are priced between 99 cents and $4.99. Expect topurchase 2 apps minimum.PHOTOGRAPHYREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE17

INTERMEDIATE BLACK & WHITE PHOTO TECHNIQUESCOURSE ID: PH0010Instructor: Randy CiurlinoEIGHT SESSIONSTuesday, June 5 – July 24; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-Credit Tuition: $280; Lab Fee: $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; Lab Fee: $35; 1 CREDITStudents will improve their technical understanding of black& white photography while focusing on producing creativeimagery. Students will be encouraged to experiment as theyexplore their personal vision. This class will focus on thedevelopment of an individual photographic approach andprocess. Students should emerge with a portfolio of archivalprints which demonstrate both creativity and technical ability.Pre-requisite: students must have basic experience in blackand white photography.MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY: THE ART OF THE CLOSEUPCOURSE ID: PH0034Instructor: Susan EllisSIX SESSIONSSaturday, June 9 – July 14; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $250/Lab Fee: $35; 2.0 CEUsCREDIT Tuition: $450/Lab Fee: $35; 1 CreditLearn the dramatic art of close-up photography. This coursewill focus on observing and finding potentially powerfulphotographs of very small objects that you find visuallycompelling up close. Topics will include maximizing depth offield, lighting your subject, composing your images andfinding subject matter. A digital SLR with a close-up lens isbest, but automatic cameras with macro capabilities are fine,as are film cameras.WEEKEND WORKSHOP: PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHYCOURSE ID: YA0005Instructor: Randy CiurlinoONE SESSIONSaturday, June 9; 9 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $50; $10 lab feeHow do you make photographs without a lens? A simplepinhole’s ability to focus light has been known since the 5thcentury B.C. yet contemporary photographers still use them.In class we will fabricate pinhole cameras from providedmaterials. Using your handmade camera, you will capturephotographic images the very same day. Find out for yourselfwhat has long fascinated practitioners about this deceptivelysimple image making system.HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHYCOURSE ID: PH0057Instructor: Leon SyfritTEN SESSIONSMonday & Wednesday, June 11 – July 11; 6 – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $350/Lab Fee: $35; 3 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $675/Lab Fee: $35; 1.5 CreditsStudents will explore the rapid evolution in photographyincluding technical and conceptual development as anart. Cultural context, major art movements, and influentialphotographers will be an inspiration for exploration andassignment.Photographic LightingCOURSE ID: PH0039Instructor: Randle ReedSIX SESSIONSTuesday & Thursday, June 5 – July 21; 6 PM – 9:15 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $250; Lab Fee $35; 2 CEUSCREDIT Tuition: $450; Lab Fee $35; 1 CreditDuring this course, students will explore various techniques ofusing available and artificial light to create professional lookingimages. Lighting techniques are demonstrated in a series ofexercises with still life and portraiture. Emphasis is placed onaesthetic understanding of the principles of light. Students willuse digital cameras. Prerequisite: Digital Photography I.

SPECIAL EVENTSBobby Hansson Tin Can WorkshopInstructors: Bobby Hansson, DIAE StaffTHREE SESSIONSWednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 13, 14 & 15Tuition, materials list and fees available at DIAE.org; 19.5 credithours for TeachersThe Delaware College of Art and Design is pleased to partnerwith the Delaware Institute for the Arts in Education inpresenting Bobby Hansson, author of The Fine Art of the TinCan, in a three-day workshop designed for high school andcollege students, adult learners and Teachers, K-12.Bobby Hansson has made artwork from found objects formore than 40 years. His work has been exhibited at theAmerican Craft Museum, Renwick Museum (Smithsonian),and Oakland Museums, plus many galleries and schools. Hehas also taught art classes at Arrowmont, Brookfield, EasternNorth Carolina University and the 92nd Street Y. This threedayworkshop will offer the opportunity to develop multipleideas that can be realized in tin and other found objects andat least one finished project (at least one day will be spentwith Mr. Hansson). The goals of the workshop are to promotean understanding of the term Outsider Artist and the useof found materials. The goal is to encourage confidence inexperimentation, understanding the potential of new materialsas a stimulus for creativity, mastering skills with a new material,and promoting a playful attitude toward the creative processwith a new material. Note: Teachers will earn 19.5 credit hoursfor the 3-day workshop.Participants can bring any of the following: tin and aluminumcans (especially ones with imagery – look for olive oil tins,cookie tins, herb tins, etc.) Some free tins will be available, aswill some for purchase. You may bring thin sheet metal of anykind, wire (steel or aluminum in multiple sizes) and any otherobjects that intrigue or inspire.To register, call (302) 992-1404 or visit DIAE.org. For moreinformation, contact Anne Oldach at (302) 388-1857. Space islimited; registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.SILKSCREEN WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: FA0003Instructor: Celina MancurtiONE SESSIONSaturday, June 23; 10 AM – 1 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $95 (includes all materials and suppliesto make and take 4 placemats)This is a special opportunity for crafters of all levels to gethands-on experience learning silk-screen printing withoutspecial or expensive equipment. On muslin fabric, you willexplore Celina’s assortment of screens, colors and techniquesfor printing. While Celina shares tips for successful screenprinting, you will print four linen placemats stitched withtiny pockets to hold handwritten messages. Vintage andrescued buttons, sewed on by hand, will provide the finaldetails to your project. You will leave the class with a finishedproject, plus many pieces of printed muslin (perfect for smallprojects) that you will make during the class. All printing andsewing supplies, and blank recycled paper note cards, will beprovided. This class is limited to 18 people.REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE19

YOUNG ARTISTSPRE-COLLEGE ART STUDIO PROGRAMMONDAY – FRIDAY, July 16 – July 20; 8 AM – 5 PMSpend a week immersed in the college experience. Thisintensive one-week program is designed to help prepare risingjunior and senior high school students for college admission inthe fields of art and design. Students create portfolio buildingwork through figure drawing classes, concentrated electivesand open studio times. To be accepted to this program, thestudent must include a letter of recommendation from aninstructor with the registration form.All students will spend half of their day in a figure drawingclass. Understanding the human figure is a fundamentalskill for visual artists. Students will focus on drawing fromlive models (both male and female nudes). Through carefulobservation and innovative drawing techniques, students willtackle complex figurative forms. Students will begin to developexpressive mark-making and strengthen drawing skills in thisintensive class.DAY PROGRAMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $575CREDIT Tuition: $850; 1 DCAD CreditStudents may commute to the program and attend from8 AM – 5 PM each day. Lunch and field trips are includedin the cost of tuition.RESIDENT PROGRAMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $850CREDIT Tuition: $1,100; 1 DCAD CreditResidents stay in apartment-style student housing at TheSaville, directly across the street from the College. TheResidential Program begins Sunday, July 15 at 3 PM and endsat 6 PM Friday, July 20. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and field tripsare included in the cost of tuition.To register, visit www.dcad.edu/yap.For additional program details, call 302.622.8867 ext.110.Half of the day will be spent in an elective of the students’choice, including animation, graphic design, illustration, interiordesign, painting or photography. The program concludes withexhibition of student work and reception for family & friends.

AFA DEGREE PROGRAMSUMMER DAYTIME CREDIT COURSESDelaware College of Art and Design is now offering daytimecourses for non-matriculated/non-degree seeking studentsfor credit. These courses are appropriate for students whowish to take challenging and enriching courses during the dayfor college credit (including arts educators, college and highschool students).Course descriptions are available at www.dcad.edu (click“Degree Programs” and under each course of study click“Course Descriptions”).Credit tuition is calculated at $450 per credit hour or $1,350for 3 credits. Financial aid is not available for these courses.The summer semester begins May 14 however please checkdates to the right as courses are scheduled as three-weekintensives. A portfolio review is required for admittance to thestudio classes.To request more information, schedule a portfolio review or toregister, contact DCAD’s Admissions Office at 302.622.8000.Art History IMay 14 – June 21M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PMArt History IIJune 26 – August 3M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PMArt History IIIMay 14 – June 21M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMDrawing IIMay 14 – June 8M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMFour Dimensional DesignAugust 6 – August 17M, T, W, Th, F8:30 AM – 12 PM & 1 PM – 3:30 PMTwo Dimensional Design IIJune 11 – July 6M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMThree Dimensional Design IIJuly 9 – August 2M, T, Th, F8:30 AM – 12:35 PMWriting & Literature IMay 14 – June 21M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMWriting & Literature IIJune 26 – August 3M, T, Th, F3:40 PM – 5:35 PMWriting & Literature IIIMay 14 – June 21M, T, Th, F1:35 PM – 3:30 PMDCAD’S AFA DEGREE PROGRAMIf you are interested in learning more about the DelawareCollege of Art and Design’s Associate of Fine Arts DegreeProgram, contact DCAD’s Admissions Office at 302.622.8000.REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE21

202BRDIRECTIONSThe Delaware College of Art and Design is located in the heart of Wilmington’sdowntown historic district, a few blocks from Rodney Square, the Grand OperaHouse, the Christina Cultural Arts Center and Delaware History Museum, as wellas many other attractions.DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street and is easily accessibleby multiple DART bus routes.5295I-95 Northto Philadelphi aand New Yor k10TH ST12TH ST11TH STDELAWARE AVEA NDY W52INECR E EKPARKINGAfter 5 PM parking is available to DCAD Continuing Education students in theparking lot at Sixth and Shipley Streets. Street parking is also available on thesurrounding streets at no charge after 6 PM.52DIRECTIONSFrom points North: Take I-95 South to the secondDelaware Avenue/Route 52 exit (Exit 7A). After exit ramp,go straight through light (placing you on 11th Street) tosecond light (junction of 11th Street and Delaware Avenue).Continue straight, following 11th Street, through six lightsto King Street. Turn right onto King Street. Continue toFourth Street and turn right. Take first right onto Market Street.DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street on the corner ofSixth and Market streets.From points South: Take I-95 North to Delaware Avenueexit (Exit 7). Continue up ramp to Delaware Avenue (last light)and turn right. Bear left at fork, following signs for 11th Street.Continue through six lights to King Street. Turn right ontoKing Street. Continue to Fourth Street and turn right. Takefirst right onto Market Street. DCAD is located at 600 NorthMarket Street on the corner of Sixth and Market streets.4849MARYLAND AVE4TH STMARTIN LUTHER KING BLVDM L K BLVD8TH ST7TH ST6TH STPMARKET STKING STSHIPLEY STPPMARKET ST13KING STN WALNUT ST139INAR IWILMINGTONAMTRA KTS95I-95 South toBaltimore andWashington DCC HR I13V E RS WALNUT ST

REGISTRATION www.dcad.edu/CE302.622.8867 x 110TUITION AND FEESTuition and lab fees (if applicable) are indicated as part of the coursedescription. A non-refundable registration fee of $25 is required eachsemester. Tuition and fees must be paid in full prior to the registrationdeadline. A fee of $25 will be charged for returned checks and/ordeclined credit card charges. Students enrolling in an open studioclass are not required to pay a registration fee and receive no grades orcontinuing education units.NON-CREDIT COURSES & TUITIONStudents who enroll in a Non-Credit Continuing Education course mayrequest a Pass/Fail grade upon course completion. Students receivecontinuing education units (CEUS) upon successful completion of aclass. CEUs are nationally-recognized units earned by participation inqualified Continuing Education Programs which document non-creditwork completed. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of classparticipation. CEUs are not equivalent to college credits and no lettergrade or official transcript is provided for non-credit coursework.CREDIT COURSES & TUITIONStudents who are interested in receiving college credit, including aletter grade (A-F), an official transcript and a record held in perpetuityin the Registrar’s office should enroll in classes for credit. Credit tuitionis calculated at the rate of $450 per credit hour. Students who elect toregister for credit are responsible for all applicable fees.CERTIFICATE FEEAll students who enroll in a Delaware College of Art and DesignCertificate Program (whether enrolled as a Credit or Non-Credit student)are required to pay a one-time $75 certificate fee no later than theirsecond semester of coursework.ADVISEMENTProspective students who are seeking assistance in courseselection are encouraged to contact the Office of Continuing Educationat 302.622.8867 x 110. Appointments to visit DCAD are welcome.ATTENDANCEBecause the number of class sessions varies, the individual instructordetermines the number of acceptable absences (if any) and has the finalword on these matters.REGISTRATIONYou may register:Online at www.dcad.edu/CEVia phone 302.622.8867 x110Via fax 302.622.8870Via mail or in person at the Delaware College of Art andDesign, Office of Continuing Education, 600 N. Market Street,Wilmington, DE 19801-3007 (10 AM – 5 PM, Monday – Friday orby appointment). Tuition and fees may be paid by Visa, MasterCard,Discover Card, check made out to Delaware College of Art and Designor money order. (To register by mail or fax, please complete the enlosedregistration form and send it with complete payment information to theabove-stated address or fax number).TUITION ASSISTANCEStudents who live and/or work in Delaware may be eligible for tuitionassistance through the State of Delaware Department of Education.Visit: http://www.doe.k12.de.us/infosuites/students_family/dhec/how_to_apply/financial_aid/FA_webpages/govworking.shtml for moreinformation.TUITION DISCOUNTSA 10% discount on tuition only is available for: returning DCAD CEStudents; DCAD A.F.A. Alumni; High School Educators; students olderthan 60 years in age; and groups/corporations (five or more students).One discount per registration only. Discounts must be taken at the timeof registration. Verification of eligibility for discounts will be required.Eligible students who register online may deduct 10% of the tuition feeonly from the total cost of tuition. Tuition discounts do not apply to labfees, material fees or registration fees.IRS EDUCATION CREDITIf eligible, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows students to apply foreducational credits. The Lifetime Learning Credit is a tax credit whichmay be available to help offset the cost of higher education by reducingthe amount of your income tax. For more information regardingeducation credit, eligibility, and instructions, please see IRS Publication970, Tax Benefits for Education.COURSE CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGESThe Delaware College of Art and Design reserves the right to cancel,close or reschedule any course due to insufficient enrollment or tochange the instructor. In such a case, the student is entitled to a fullrefund of tuition and fees. Students will be notified of cancellations orchanges as soon as possible and given the option of enrolling in adifferent class or receiving a full refund. Refunds will be processedwithin 10 days of the cancellation or change.WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDSWithdrawal from a Credit or Non-Credit course must be done inwriting to the Director of Continuing Education. You may do so byemail, fax or in person at the Delaware College of Art and Design.Lack of attendance, lack of course completion and/or notificationto an instructor does not constitute withdrawal from a class.No registration fees will be refunded in the event of withdrawal.REFUND FOR SIX OR MORE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received:Before the first class meeting: 100% refund of tuition.Before the second class meeting: 75% refund of tuition.REFUND FOR ONE TO FIVE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received:Before the first class meeting: 100% refund of tuition.Students will not be eligible for a tuition refund if they withdraw from acourse after the first class meeting.SPECIAL NOTICESThe facilities of the Delaware College of Art and Design are accessibleto those students with special needs. Under no circumstances is anindividual subject to discrimination on the basis of age, race, color, sex,religion, national origin, physical abilities, geographic location, maritalstatus, sexual orientation, physical appearance, economic status orfamily background in any relationship with the institution or in any of itsprograms or offerings.ABOUT THIS PUBLICATIONThe DCAD faculty and administration reserve the right to alter policiespertaining to programs, courses, fees, curricular and credit structureand other notices in this publication from time to time as deemednecessary for the proper functioning of the college. This catalog doesnot constitute a contract with students or prospective students.

REGISTRATION FORMRegister Online: www.dcad.edu/CEVia Phone: 302.622.8867 X110In Person: 600 North Market StreetVia Mail: 600 North Market Street, Wilmington, DE 19801NAMEADDRESSDATE OF BIRTHSOCIAL SECURITY #CITYHOME PHONEEMAILEMPLOYERSTATEDAYTIME PHONEFAXOCCUPATIONZIPCourse title / Section Credit OR Non-CreditTuition Lab Fee Total$ $ $$ $ $$ $ $REGISTRATION FEE:$ $25.00CERTIFICATE FEE:ART & DESIGNGRAPHIC DESIGNINTERIOR DESIGNPHOTOGRAPHYWEB DESIGNCOMBINED$ $75.00TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED:$PAYMENT (CHOOSE ONE OF TWO OPTIONS)ENCLOSED IS A CHECK / MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO THE DELAWARE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGNPLEASE CHARGE MY CREDIT CARDACCOUNT NUMBERCARDHOLDER’S NAMEVISA MASTERCARD DISCOVEREXPIRATION DATESIGNATUREI HEARD ABOUT YOUR PROGRAM THROUGH: A FRIEND INTERNET YELLOW PAGES WORD-OF-MOUTH FOUND BROCHURE RADIO ADVERTISEMENT OTHERI HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE CANCELLATION POLICY. SIGNATURE DATE

DELAWARECOLLEGE OF ARTAND DESIGNA CREATIVEPARTNERSHIP OF PRATTAND THE CORCORAN600 N MARKET STWILMINGTON DELAWARE19801 3007To register, visit www.dcad.edu/CE or call The Office of Continuing Education at 302.622.8867 x 110.The Summer semester begins Monday, June 4. Seating is limited, register now!Please note courses will not meet Wednesday, July 4.