ART-2510 Three-dimensional Design

Credits: 3
In this studio art course, students are introduced to the organization and use of three-dimensional elements and principles of art and design. Students explore three-dimensional form by creating original artwork using a variety of sources, materials, tools, and construction techniques. Students also learn how to maintain a safe working environment. Additionally, students articulate elements and principles of 3-dimensional art and design through verbal and written critiques.

Note: This course is recommended for both the Studio Art Concentration and the Digital Art Concentration.
Course Outcomes

Develop ideas for original 3-dimensional designs from research, drawings, or maquettes.
Create original three-dimensional works of art using a variety of techniques, tools, and materials.
Create original works of art that implement the elements and principles of 3-dimensional art and design.
Develop safe working habits for a variety of mechanical tools and equipment.
Critique subject, form, construction, and content of works of art using formal and conceptual analysis through verbal and written methods.