Imaging | Introduction
This introductory course will develop a strong foundation in both visual and digital art concepts, techniques, and tools. It will emphasize the creative process (research, ideation, development, and revision) and help students to develop a method for creating impactful work, both conceptually and aesthetically. Protocols for peer critique will be practiced to establish a strong culture of collaboration and feedback.
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
- Elements of Art
- Principles of Design
- Peer Critique
- The Creative Process
- Photography Concepts
- Creating visual art & digital imagery
- Digital Photography Basics
- Adobe Photoshop Foundation
- Digital Portfolio
Photo Imaging | Concentration
Photo Imaging is an intermediate course, further developing previously established skills in digital photography and Photoshop while introducing and exploring other areas of digital media like vector graphics, layout design, and basic animation. Students will be expected to continually reflect and refine their work through introspection, peer and teacher feedback, and critique.
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
- Intermediate Photoshop
- Image Manipulation, Retouching,
- Image Composites
- Commercial Photography & Lighting
- Basic Animation (stop motion, hand drawn, etc)
- Adobe Illustrator & InDesign Foundation
- Intro to Graphic Design
- Digital Portfolio & Personal Logo
Advanced Digital Imaging | Capstone
Advanced Digital Imaging will be a culmination of all previously developed visual and digital art knowledge applied to more challenging and advanced projects. Students will be encouraged to pursue individual areas of artistic interest and complete client projects for on and off campus clients. Through this course, students will develop a strong and varied body of work, a deeper understanding of potential careers in art and design, and learn industry standards and best practices for working and collaborating in a design studio environment. Students will meet with industry professionals and clients, and complete projects with the possibility of having their work selected for publication, which can be noted on college and internship applications, resumes, etc.
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
Some prospective topics to be covered are:
- Advanced Vector Graphics (Adobe Illustrator)
- Advanced Layout Design (Adobe Indesign)
- Infographics
- Advertising Campaigns
- Environmental Graphic Design
- Design for Good / Making positive change
- Design Studio: Client Work (on & off campus clients)
- Client meetings & public critique
- Digital Portfolio & Personal Branding
Student Gallery
Below are samples of student work from the Photo Imaging classes of 2016-2017.
1. Jack Bianchi 2. Elijah Smith 3. Alexandra Mach
4. Rylie Reynolds 5. Tommy Yarborough 6. Calahan Rohner
7. Weston Davidson
1. Jack Bianchi 2. Elijah Smith 3. Alexandra Mach
4. Rylie Reynolds 5. Tommy Yarborough 6. Calahan Rohner
7. Weston Davidson
