Art Foundations, version 01 Art 9 |
Art 9 (4 credits).Note to students taking Art Foundations as Art 9: Students taking Art Foundations as Art 9 should contact their Distance Education School for module options. Videotpe programs accompany the Design Module, the Painting Module, and the Printmaking Module. Supplies provided by students: A camera and film is necessary if taking the Photography Module. An audio tape recorder is necessary if taking the Drawing Module, the Art From Many Lands Module, or the How to Look at Art Module. All students do Modules 1 and 6. A Read Me First Booklet accompanies this course. Module 1: Drawing Section 1: Making a start Section 2: Movement Section 3: Contour drawing Section 4: Finishing touches The resources for this module are: Read Me First (JAF0001) (7540001722) Audio Tape for Mods. 1, 7, & 8 (JAF0110) (7540001042) Video (JAF0111) (7540001631) Optional Drawing Supply Kit (JAF0120) (7540001147) Module 2: Design Section 1: The filling of given spaces Section 2: Graphic design Section 3: Using what we know Section 4: Design in architecture The resources for this module are: Video (JAF0113) (7540001630) Optional Design Supply Kit (JAF0121) (7540001164) Module 3: Painting with Acrylics Section 1: Getting started Section 2: Color, composition, and unity Section 3: Through thick and thin Section 4: Variations on a theme The resources for this module are: Video (JAF0114) (7540001629) (also used in Module 4) Optional Module 4: Printmaking Section 1: Planographic printing Section 2: Relief printing methods Section 3: Intaglio methods Section 4: Stencil printing The resources for this module are: Video (JAF0114) (7540001629) (also used in Module 3) Optional Module 5: Photography Section 1: About cameras Section 2: All about lighting Section 3: How to improve your photographs Section 4: Fun with your camera The resource for this module is: Photography Supply Kit (JAF0124) (7540001167) All students do Module 6. Module 6: Theme and Image Students utilize skills learned throughout the course to explore these four themes, completing four projects from a wide variety of suggestions. Section 1: Simplification Section 2: Elaboration Section 3: Selection Section 4: Juxtaposition The resource for this module is: Theme & Image Supply Kit (JAF0125) (7540001166) Module 7: Art From Many Lands Section 1: Mosaics Section 2: Masks Section 3: Working with clay Section 4: Your choice of projects The resource for this module is: Art From Many Lands Supply Kit (JAF0126) (7540001143) If the clay in your kit has dried out, you can use the following recipe to make your own: Clay Recipe 1 cup flour ½ cup salt ¼ to 1/3 cup cold water Mix the salt and flour. Add water gradually, stirring with an ordinary knife, until the mixture forms a single ball or clump. Then stop, and don’t add any more. It’s very much like making pastry. Make whatever you’re going to make, and place it on a cookie sheet in a 300’F oven. Bake for between 1 and 3 hours, or until very hard. A quarter-inch thick sun figures might take an hour, but large beads will need longer, and large animals or fish will need the full three hours to bake hard inside and out. If you’re going to make a sun, animal or beads (Section 4) you will need to double the recipe. If all you are doing is the sun and an animal, you don’t need to double the recipe. If making beads, make the holes larger than you would normally because this dough puffs up a bit when baking, and the holes will fill otherwise. You can unfold a large paper clip and put it through each hole while baking, but the hole should be much larger than this strip of metal. Module 8: How to Look at Art This module is considerably more academic than the others in this course. Only students who do reasonably well in English and Social Studies should take this module. Section 1: Voice of fire: good buy or bad? Section 2: Looking at landscape Section 3: Anti-war cries Section 4: The Abstract Expressionists The resource for this module is: How to Look at Art Supply Kit (JAF0127) (7540001144) Art supplies are provided, but students may supplement these in order to complete the final projects they have chosen. No textbook is required for this course. There are no tests for this course. |