Course Syllabus
Art 122 and 168 Syllabus
Course Syllabus: Art122168NLittleSyllabusSpring 2019.pdf
Meet Your Instructor:
Professional Nerd and part time Digital Arts Professor Nate Little earned his MFA from Claremont Graduate University in 2012. Nate is a proud Santa Ana College alumni and was an Editor, Designer and Illustrator for SAC's iconic elDon Newspaper during his time as a student. Outside the classroom Nate works as an Art Director, Entrepreneur, Graphic Designer, Puppeteer and Woodworker.
Course Description:
Art 122 and Art 168 are moderate to advanced level courses grounded graphic design concepts, techniques and practices and their applications in various industries. Over the term students will experience a variety of real-world design challenges in a project-based learning environment. The course also features a focus on operating in a collaborative creative environment centered on peer feedback with an emphasis on personal growth as digital artists and designers.
Most course days will feature a combination of training demos, lecture, discussion and lab time, as such regular attendance is paramount to one’s success in the course.
Structurally, the course is broken up into 3 sections:
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Branding and Products - Designing branding and the application in promotional products in a wide range of media.
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Print media - understanding the core principles of layout for print media in a variety of application
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Challenges - weekly design challenges framed as a combination of a visual theme and a speci c media output.
The goal of the course is for each student to end the term with a comprehensive portfolio that is suitable future academic and employment applications. As such the course nal involves development of said portfolio with a review from industry professionals.
Textbook Information: No Textbook is required for this course, if you're interested in comprehensive training outside of class time there are many free tutorials available online.
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