Monotype Printmaking
ARST 361
Spring 2022 not offered
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The monotype print is a free form of printmaking more akin to painting or drawing than to traditional printmaking. It is also a process in which the artist encounters fewer technical difficulties than in other traditional printmaking methods. Students in this course will create images using various mediums and methods. We are going to use different material like wood, plexiglass, paper, and textiles. Also, we may use laser cutting or digital printing, to combine with drawing or painting.
The goal of this course is not perfection of technique, but rather students experimenting with material and technique, to produce their own visual images. |
Credit: 1 |
Gen Ed Area Dept:
HA ART |
Course Format: Studio | Grading Mode: |
Level: UGRD |
Prerequisites: ARST131 OR ARST190 OR ARST233 OR ARST235 OR ARST237 OR ARST242 OR ARST243 OR ARST244 OR ARST245 OR ARST251 OR ARST253 OR ARST260 OR ARST261 |
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Fulfills a Major Requirement for: (ARST) |
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This is an interview based class ONLY. Interviews will be conducted Wednesday, November 11th over Zoom. Please submit a POI request by Monday, November 9th and the instructor will e-mail you a Zoom link and relevant information.f you cannot come at that time, please contact the instructor to make an appointment for another time, kshinohara@wesleyan.edu. |
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