PUIL
2136
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201130
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Faculty:
Susan Leopold,
Taylor McKimens,
Chang Park
Through exercises in constructing 3-dimensional objects and environments (skill sets will include drawing, painting, model making, fabricating, wood cutting, digital 3-D modeling, etc.), students will gain confidence in applying 2-dimensional concepts to various surfaces and in executing an idea in a 3-dimensional context. The instructor will address specific problems that arise in the production of the students individual projects. Students will be encouraged to explore a large variety of materials, to relate medium and concept, and to find a unique personality and "voice."
