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Design
Art 15 - Fundamentals
of Design in Art is an important foundation class for all other
studies in the visual arts. Course work analyzes and applies the
theories of the visual elements; line, shape, mass, space, time,
motion, light, color, and texture. |
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| Ken
Willardson |
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organizing principles of design arrange the elements of design into
meaningful order. These principles are the general guidelines for
effective visual communication. Through a variety of studio design
projects, students learn the importance of each element and principle.
The principles of design include; unity, variety, balance, emphasis,
contrast, compositional substructure, rhythm, scale and proportion. |
| David
Shirey |
| Design
professions and media studied include; drawing, painting, printmaking,
photography, digital arts, film, computer graphics, illustration,
sculpture, crafts, architecture, interior design, fashion, and environmental
design.
For more informaiton
about Art 15,
contact Cheryl Barnett at:
barnett.c@mccd.edu
or phone (209) 384-6060. |
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Jennifer Alexander
works on color multiples. |
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