ILUS 325 Figurative Interpretation & Personal Voice

3 credits 90.0 hours
300 level undergraduate course

Develop unique visual vocabulary and personal voice through the interpretation of figures, spaces, and stories. This course emphasizes the observation of live models and figure drawing as subjects for experimentation with mark-making, media exploration, and stylization. Projects will ask students to apply these interpretive image-making techniques to storytelling prompts, creating images that clearly communicate ideas and narratives. Students will complete this course with a body of work that showcase the beginnings of personal voice as image-makers and storytellers, preparing them for their thesis project in senior-year.

Prerequisites ILUS*204, ILUS*217, ILUS*222, and ILUS*225

This course is not repeatable for credit.