About CDAE 1170 A

Digital illustration introduces methods of conceptualizing and executing illustrations to solve communication problems, using a range of techniques within vector and raster-based software applications. Prerequisite: CDAE 1150 or ARTS 1400; Community Development & Applied Economics major or minor; or Instructor permission.

Notes

Prereqs enforced by the system: CDAE 1150 or ARTS 1400; CDAE Majors and Minors, or instructor permission; Open to Degree and PACE students

Section Description

An introductory level studio based course. Topics and coursework focus on the development of illustrative imagery for communication contexts.

Section Expectation

Typical format: hands on computer lab work using Adobe Illustrator CC and Photoshop CC, lecture and demonstration. Students working off campus should have an Adobe software subscription, as well as a computer/laptop that is reliable and that runs this software. Development of work outside of class is expected. Referenced Textbook (not required): The Digital Art Technique Manual for Illustrators and Artists by Lardner and Roberts. ISBN:0764147900 9780764147906 Development of work outside of class is expected. Per University policy regarding work required for a three credit hour course, at least six hours a week of work are expected outside of class.

Evaluation

Students are assessed via a range of constructed illustration projects.

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