DART 2022D Digital Art & Computer Graphics
DART 202 2D Digital Arts and Computer Graphics (3) Introduces 2D digital imaging techniques and concepts for the production of original art and design using graphics software. This course will introduce 2D digital art and design concepts and computer graphics imaging techniques for artists and designers through creative exploration of the medium using industry standard software like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Students look at key concepts relating to art and digital culture, identity and visual culture through the development of conceptual criticality, creativity and problem solving to better understand how to express ideas visually in interesting ways. The course also looks at the impact of technology on visual culture and the relevance to artistic creation. In developing their artwork, students will learn to formulate their own ideas in relation to the topics and build an understanding of how they relate to them beyond the classroom. The course provides students the requisite 2D computer graphics and conceptual skills to take more advanced new media, digital arts and media design courses in the School of Visual Arts.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
Where it sits in degree plans
Suggested plans most often put it in Year 1 · Fall (2 programs).
Required in (2)
- Digital Arts and Media Design, B.Des.
- Digital Multimedia Design, B.Des.
One of the options in (5)
- Art Education, B.S.
- Art, B.A. (Abington)
- Art, B.A. (Arts and Architecture)
- Corporate Communication, B.A. (Abington)
- Corporate Communication, B.A. (University College)
Courses that list DART 202 as a prerequisite (10)
- DART 200 Creative Research in Digital Arts & Media Design
- DART 300 Digital Portfolio Elements
- DART 302 Digital Painting Studio
- DART 303 3D Studio
- DART 304 Motion Graphics Studio
- DART 305 Mobile and Touch Studio
- DART 312 Illustration for Comic and Sequential Arts
- DART 315 Game Studio
- DART 405 Physical Computing Studio
- DMD 300 Digital Multimedia Design Studio