Art III: Digital Media and Design students will develop and explore skills and techniques for problem-solving digital design tasks, such as 2-D and 3-D imaging and printing, restorative and altering digital images, graphic design and integration into other art media. Using the artistic and design process, emphasis will include approaching the computer as a creative and practical tool using contemporary programs, media, and techniques. Imaging applications, such as Photoshop, will be
explored for fine art and design experiences. Students will understand how the history and function of technology has dramatically changed the way society creates and perceives the arts. Visual arts technology-based careers, such as an animator, modeler, technician or arts director, will be explored through a historical and contemporary lens. Students will build and maintain digital portfolios documenting their artistic growth throughout the course. Students will develop visual literacy and appreciation for art through written, visual and verbal expression. Students will also explore public art and copyright fundamentals in the field of digital art, as well as participate in various art shows.
AR 9165 A/B ARC165 4x4: Art III: Digital Media & Design
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