Art Education
Documentation is a form of art and a way to look back at development. The following are resources that I have collected and created over the course of my career. Please feel free to use and browse them for inspiration! Do not hesitate to reach out to ask questions or collaborate.
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Intro to art course that all high school students are required to take to graduate, and enroll in content specific art courses.
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Also known as Computer Graphics, this course covers a wide range of themes and concepts within Graphic Design. Graphic Design 1 focuses on the “art for art’s sake” aspect of creating and using the computer as a tool for expression. Graphic Design 2 focuses on the real world applications of the programs taught in class. Throughout the course, students explore topics such as AI Art/presence in their world, brand identity, web design, and the evolution of technology in art.
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Also known as CAD, students explore the programs TurboCAD and AutoCAD. CAD supports students in their understanding and translating of 2 Dimensions to 3 Dimensions through observational drawing and perspective drawing methods. They will gain experience using these programs by using it as a tool to create art, and as a guide in architectural design. My goal is to broaden this course beyond engineering learning outcomes, and focus on designing in 3 Dimensions. My hope is to gain access to other programs such as Blendr since it is most popular among students who are interested in CAD.
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