| Painting Studio: Ages 10-13 |
101 (001) |
Melanie P. Brown |
Sat
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
In this course, students explore a variety of traditional and contemporary painting techniques. Projects include painting from observation and the imagination, as well as experimental approaches to mark-making. Students explore a wide range of materials, such as pastels, acrylic and watercolor paint, charcoal, graphite, gouache, and colored pencils while developing skills in rendering, composition, use of shading, color blending, and layering processes. Regular visits to the Art Institute of Chicago to observe and sketch from paintings and sculptures inspire studio work. This course is designed for all levels.
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Class Number
2429
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Painting
Location
Sharp 410
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| Animation Studio: 10-13 |
102 (001) |
Sara Payne |
Sat
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course is designed for students who wish to use both digital and traditional/analog media to create moving images. Students learn animation principles while discovering many different techniques, including stop-motion, frame-by-frame, and more. Digital tools may be used in conjunction with sketchbook work and traditional processes to reflect contemporary artistic hybrid methods. This course can be repeated for continued skill building.
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Class Number
2428
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Film, Video, New Media,Anim
Location
Sharp 402
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| Fashion Studio: 10-13 |
103 (001) |
Khoi Le |
Sat
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course introduces young designers to fashion with an emphasis on discovering their own style while learning the technical skills that allow them to take their designs from concept to reality. Activities guide students through the process of developing original ideas, finding inspiration for fashion in the world around them, and responding to the work of other artists and designers. Students also explore sculptural draping by using paper to create exciting experimental garments on the dress form. As their designs develop, technical skills are introduced, including printing, embroidery, draping, and machine sewing. Visits to the Art Institute of Chicago and the Flaxman Library provide inspiration and supplement the studio experience. Each student creates a complete garment by the end of the course. Lessons/projects change each semester so students may enroll in this course multiple times.
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Class Number
2426
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Fashion
Location
Sullivan Center 701
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| Fashion Studio: 10-13 |
103 (002) |
Nat Lachall |
Sat
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course introduces young designers to fashion with an emphasis on discovering their own style while learning the technical skills that allow them to take their designs from concept to reality. Activities guide students through the process of developing original ideas, finding inspiration for fashion in the world around them, and responding to the work of other artists and designers. Students also explore sculptural draping by using paper to create exciting experimental garments on the dress form. As their designs develop, technical skills are introduced, including printing, embroidery, draping, and machine sewing. Visits to the Art Institute of Chicago and the Flaxman Library provide inspiration and supplement the studio experience. Each student creates a complete garment by the end of the course. Lessons/projects change each semester so students may enroll in this course multiple times.
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Class Number
2427
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Fashion
Location
Sullivan Center 701
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| Comics and Graphic Novels: 10-13 |
113 (001) |
Alex Dahm |
Sat
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course guides students through the process of bringing illustrations to the next level by creating unique comics and graphic novels. Emphasis is placed on storytelling, introducing students to character development, plot structure, scripting, and storyboarding. Skills in pencilling, inking, coloring, space, and perspective are introduced through the use of a wide variety of traditional and non-traditional media, which may include colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, digitally edited drawings, and/or handmade zines. Artist presentations, trips to the Art Institute of Chicago, and visits to downtown Chicago's vast array of public art provide inspiration and drawing practice as an entry into the basics of comic narrative and stylization. *Basic drawing skills are helpful, but not required.
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Class Number
2425
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Drawing
Location
Sharp 407
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| Drawing Studio: 10-11 |
130 (001) |
Melanie P. Brown |
Sat
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course offers an introduction to drawing as an exciting means of expression through writing, discussion, sketchbooks, and individual and group projects. Students explore a variety of drawing techniques and approaches, including essential elements of 2D design and art, as they develop an understanding of line, shape, shading, and light. Visit the Art Institute of Chicago to gain inspiration from a wide variety of paintings, sculptures, and objects. This course is designed for beginning students as well as those who want to continue developing their skills and confidence in drawing, and can be repeated for continued skill and idea building.
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Class Number
2431
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Drawing
Location
Sharp 410
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| Drawing Studio: 12-13 |
140 (001) |
Alex Dahm |
Sat
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
October 05, 2024 - December 14, 2024
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Description
This course offers an introduction to drawing as an exciting means of expression through writing, discussion, sketchbooks, and individual and group projects. Students explore a variety of drawing techniques and approaches, including essential elements of 2D design and art, as they develop an understanding of line, shape, shading, and light. Visit the Art Institute of Chicago to gain inspiration from a wide variety of paintings, sculptures, and objects. This course is designed for beginning students as well as those who want to continue developing their skills and confidence in drawing, and can be repeated for continued skill and idea building.
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Class Number
2430
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Credits
1
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Department
Middle School Programs
Subject
CS Drawing
Location
Sharp 407
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