DRAWING I is designed for students to explore the fundamentals of drawing. The elements, principles,
and technical skills are acquired through a series of sequential drawing experiences dealing mainly
in pencil, with additional experimentation in charcoal, ink, pastel, and markers. The analysis of
drawings and the understanding of the elements and principles of art are an important element of
this course.

SCULPTURE is for the student interested in the construction of three‐dimensional pieces involving a
variety of media which might include: paper, wood, fiber, clay, plaster, and metal. Different
techniques such as modeling and casting will be used in constructing and assembling various
materials to create a variety of three‐dimensional projects. The history of sculpture will also be
studied.

DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS deals with the application of the elements and principles of design in a variety
of mediums. Students are given assignments that apply to areas of design which might include
graphic art, illustration, and architecture. Students also learn about the art movements which
contributed to the development of design from the 1880’s to the Modern era.

SURVEY OF VISUAL ARTS is an introductory course designed to provide experience in a wide range of
art forms. Students explore a variety of art materials and techniques through a series of projects
which might include basic design, art history, painting, ceramics, sculpture, and crafts.