Color

Color is visible energy. As such, its effective use is essential in practically all aspects of art and design.

Media may include acrylic or gouache paint, Cray-Pas, pastels, colored pencils, inks, or collage materials. This course is required for A.F.A. majors but is designed for students of all levels and experience, including non-art majors.

There is no pre-requisite for this course although students may find it helpful to take Drawing 1 or 2D Design before taking ARTS 1020 - Color.

Studio: 6 hours

Course

Color ARTS 1020

This course presents an introduction to basic color theory and composition. Students develop a keen understanding of color systems and harmonies and explore practical applications of these theories through a variety of creative studio assignments.

 

Prerequisites

• None

Works

 

Current Exhibitions

Knight Gallery

Faculty Exhibition

• Jan. 28 to Feb. 28
• Reception: 4 to 6 pm. on Wednesday Feb. 5.

Flanagan Gallery

Skyscapes by David K. Anderson

• Feb. 3 to 28
• Reception: 5 pm. to 7pm. on Friday, Feb. 7.

• Gallery Locations & Hours
• Past Exhibitions

Areas of Study

• Art History
• Ceramics
• Color
• Digital Art
• Drawing
• Graphic Design
• Independent Study
• Intro to Visual Arts
• Painting
• Photography
• Printmaking
• Sculpture
• Textiles
• Video Art
• 2D Design
• 3D Design
• 4D Design