Read how the pace of physical printing helps the graphic design process.
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ARTS 274 – SERIGRAPHY/SILKSCRN 01-LEC(3094)
MoTuWeTh 1:00PM – 4:50PM 06/03/2013 – 06/26/2013
Category Archives: Design Classes
Free On-Line Class: Understanding Game Design & Culture
UNDERSTANDING GAME DESIGN AND CULTURE (ONLINE CLASS)
The structures used in creating fun and unique gaming experiences — dynamic systems, active participation, playful improvisation — aren’t relegated solely to the realm of the game. They also give us interesting insight into our broader world. Using examples of digital games and some live participation, this class looks at how game design principles can help us understand media, design, and culture.
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Summer Session 1: Learn How to Print with Silkscreen Techniques
learn how to silkscreen
Beginning with simple pre-made screens students will learn silk-screening technique.
Students will then develop their own design that can be created directly on the screen or through a digital process. Experimentation with different inks, papers, and fabrics will be explored.
This class may be taken as a graphic design elective with permission by the department.
ARTS 274 – SERIGRAPHY/SILKSCRN 01-LEC(3094)
MoTuWeTh 1:00PM – 4:50PM 06/03/2013 – 06/26/2013
Summer Session 2, ARTS 188 – VT: ILLUSTRATION I (non-digital)
The Secrets of Tomb 10A © 2012 Elizabeth Sayles
ARTS 188 – VT: ILLUSTRATION I (non-digital) with Elizabeth Sayles
Summer Session 2
07/08/2013 – 07/31/2013
MoTuWeTh 1:00PM – 4:50PM
About the course:
Visual Narrative encompasses comics, graphic novels, children’s books, character & visual development for animation and more. It also encompasses many different styles, techniques and topics. In this class students will explore visual storytelling by developing concepts and illustrating stories while learning basic drawing principles and professional techniques. This is a non-digital illustration course. About the Image:
“The Secrets of Tomb 10A” was created for a book series about time travel. For this piece I researched hieroglyphics and became fascinated with the fantastic and whimsical the carvings of ancient Egypt. This piece is acrylic, pastel and a little bit digital. © 2012 Elizabeth Sayles
