| INDS 2B12 Advanced Drawing for 3D Design 0.50 Credit(s) Studio |
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| Prerequisite: INDS 2B16 Representation & Communication for ID and 3.0 first year studio and 1.0 first year liberal studies credits (including the Writing course with a passing grade of 60%) |
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| Well, at least learn how to draw in a way that supports 3D idea exploration and communication… Beginning with basic threedimensional prismatic forms of cube, pyramid and cone, students explore the abstract world of geometric solids as a foundation for threedimensional creative work. Topics include: how to use perspective, axonometric and orthographic drawing (freehand/sketch mode) to generate and explain ideas; perceiving and rendering shade, tone and shadow to add to the effectiveness of a drawing; choosing views, exploded views, doing sectional drawings and arranging multiple views for effective presentation. |
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| Anti-requisite: INDS 3A04 Advanced Drawing for 3D Design INDS 3B30 Advanced Drawing for 3D Design |
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| Course was last updated June 5, 2012 - 2:33 PM | |