- Name:
Painting 2 (PTNG102)
- Department:
Fine Arts
- Credits:
0.5 (semester course)
- Suggested Prerequisites:
None
Painting 2
Description:
In this course, students explore the basic techniques of acrylic painting as they learn about color theory and elements of design through representational and creative artworks. Projects include still life, nature studies, collage, and paintings inspired by the historical styles of the post-impressionist and fauvist movements.
Special Notes:
Each student needs weekly access to a scanner and/or a digital camera in order to submit artwork.
If there are books and materials for this course, they can be purchased from our Online Bookstore.
Student Feedback
Painting 2 was a great experience because of the freedom it gave students – the class focused on teaching new techniques and skills, while allowing them to be applied in almost any way. Both beginners and experienced painters will benefit from this class!
The course taught me many more new techniques and even to try a few for myself. I enjoyed the class; it was much fun.
Something I enjoyed about the Painting class were the techniques we learned in painting and the Art and Bible stuff. I liked writing about the Art Documentary as well.
