Time Schedule:
Karen Cheng
ART 166
Seattle Campus
Examines the rudiments of visual structure and problem solving in two and three-dimensional design. Emphasizes design methodology and design processes with emphasis on the formal principles of composition and organization.
Class description
Examines the rudiments of visual structure and problem solving in two and three-dimensional design. Emphasizes design methodology and design processes with emphasis on the formal principles of composition and organization.
Student learning goals
Know how to make an effective 2-dimensional composition.
Understand the ideal relationship between form, function and content.
Understand the value of a thorough design process where multiple ideas are explored.
Be able to discuss, analyze, and critique 2-d and 3-d design work.
Gain insight into design as a profession.
General method of instruction
Lecture on Mon/Wed, Project Critique on Friday
Recommended preparation
For the first project, you will need a camera (film or digital). Prior photography experience is helpful, but not required. For the first and second project, students will need to use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Prior experience with these programs is helpful, but not required.
Class assignments and grading
