Sculpture: 9 am–Noon
Students in this class will explore a variety of historical sculptures and will experience different forms of 3-dimensional expression. The focus of the course will be the creation of 3-dimensional works of art, but will utilize research and planning-based exercises to strengthen the meaning and aesthetics of each piece. Students will use clay, wire, and mat board—among other materials—to gain a fuller range of sculpting skills. Supplies are provided.

Drawing: 9 am–Noon
This class will emphasize perceptual skills of drawing through observation. Technical and expressive forms of drawing objects and landscapes will be covered utilizing various 2-D media including charcoal, pastel, conte, graphite, markers and papers. This class will give the student a structured approach to seeing form and applying this sight to drawing. Supplies are provided.

Digital Photography:
9 am–Noon
Working in small groups, student will explore lighting, color, texture, composition, and other subject matter to achieve a solid grounding in both technical and creative
photographic processes. Also includes
scanning, finding/creating online
digital images, and graphic
design basics.

Painting: 1–4 pm
Students will be exposed to a variety of painting styles from traditional landscapes and portraiture, to impressionistic works and pop art. Artistic media will include acrylics and watercolor. Students of all ability levels are welcome. Supplies are provided.

Graphic Design:
1–4 pm
This class provides an introduction to graphic design and the process of visual problem solving and conceptual thinking. A variety of projects including logo design and product packaging will help students learn how to integrate the message, the image, and the medium in a creative and meaningful way. Supplies are provided.