FNDP 112 - Drawing

Building on the sensibilities, skills, and information of FNDP 111, students refine their perceptual abilities, utilize new media such as charcoal and inks, and develop additional drawing strategies. Students undertake the analysis of complex natural objects, sculpt volume with line and tone, encounter the challenge of drawing the human figure, and meet other situations that demand the assimilation of new information and the application of advanced skills. Controlling proportion, building volume, engaging the illusion of space, while at the same time developing the desired quality of light and illumination are the descriptive goals of the semester. Faculty bring skills, projects, and information developed in the two- and three-dimensional classes into the service of drawing. Formerly FP 111

Prerequisites & Notes
Instructor permission required. Prerequisite: FNDP 111 Open to Foundation majors only.

Credits: 3 cr, 6 hrs