Dec 21, 2024  
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AR201 Digital Skills Seminar

3 credit(s)

Students will continue to explore design principles, and composition using the visual elements within the digital realms of Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere, and Photoshop. Students will work toward developing a competent level of skill in these programs.

Another course component will have students begin to explore meaning and personal voice in art and design, researching artists and their concepts and how artists and designers convey meaning through visual language. To learn to properly document and archive art and design work. Exploring how artists and designers add meaning to their work and beginning to develop personal voice in art/design. Prerequisites: AR103  and/or AR104  


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