Winter 2014 quarter
- Faculty
- Judith Baumann printmaking, digital imaging, visual arts
- Fields of Study
- visual arts
- Description
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Traditional printmaking processes and photographic techniques combine in this comprehensive overview of photo-based intaglio, serigraphy, photopolymer, cyanotypes, and photolithography. Using computer-generated, digital positives and negatives as films, students will prepare and expose light-sensitized paper, copper plates, screens, polymer, and aluminum plates to create distinctive hand-printed imagery. Throughout the course, students will also study the history and contemporary applications of the medium. While introductory, this course is highly process-based and technical in nature. Students are expected to have prior digital image editing experience. Experience in printmaking and/or photography would also be beneficial.
- Advertised Schedule
- 6-8p Tue/Thu
- Campus Location
- Olympia
- Online Learning
- No Required Online Learning
- Books
- Greener Store
- Required Fees
- $25 materials fee
- Special Expenses
- Additional $50 - $100 for personal printmaking supplies
- Offered During
- Evening