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Drawing (Advanced) VISUAL ART
Grade Level: 10-12 Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:
20G05H09 / Varies
Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: Drawing with a B average
This course builds on the skills learned in Drawing . The purpose of Advanced Drawing is to provide students who have
exceptional ability and exceptional interest in art to explore various drawing media and techniques. Color media is explored
in depth. Figure drawing, pastels, charcoal, and printmaking are introduced. Students will learn to mat and present their
work, as well as create a portfolio. This class is a prerequisite for Honors Studio Art/AP Studio Art.

Fiber Art
Grade Level: 11-12 Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:
21G05H10 / Varies
Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: None
Students will study Shibori, which is an ancient Japanese art of hand-crafted dying techniques using folding, binding,
clamping, and stitching to create numerous projects. Students will explore bead weaving on a loom and learn how to
create and graph original designs to make a beaded tapestry. Additional topics may include discharging fabric (removing
the dye in patterns), resist dyeing techniques, embellishment, and photo transfer. Craftsmanship is emphasized.

Introduction to Visual Art
Grade Level: 9-10 Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:
21G05H08 / Varies
Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: None
This course is offered as an introduction to a range of visual art skills, techniques and processes. Basics of two-dimensional
and three-dimensional artwork will be covered through a variety of projects that are intended to give the student an
overview of the other types of visual art courses that are offered. Artists, important artworks and art periods will be
introduced.

Mural Painting and Design
Grade Level: 11-12 Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:

Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: Painting or Drawing
This course practices the art media of mural painting and producing art in a business format. Students will research,
design, produce and present a mural painting selected by a client of the administration’s choosing. Students will learn
painting techniques, design methods, and the process of mural painting and its history. Focus will also be on how to
present, collaborate and deliver a finished product as a working artist. Emphasis is placed on mature, responsible
behavior, good work ethic and a working knowledge of basic painting and/or design.

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