calderwood 114-003

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3D Design, 114 / Room S11

Fall 2012 / UWO

Asst. Prof. Jessica Calderwood / calderwj@uwosh.edu

Office: 508 / Hours: Tue/Thur. 9-10:00am or by appt.

Course Description:

This course provides a foundation in the fundamentals of 3-d design. A comprehensive study of design elements and principles will be the basis for course projects. Emphasis will be placed on being inventive with basic 3-d materials and finding a personal voice within project guidelines.

Required Text:

Launching the Imagination. Stewart, (2D and 3D), Third Edition

 ISBN-10: 0073526487

 ISBN-13: 978-0073526485

Course Requirements:

Class Projects: Expect an assignment for each unit. Every class project will end with a group critique. I will not accept late projects from anyone. Those who miss the due date/critique will automatically fail that project.

Quizzes: Quizzes will cover content introduced in class lectures, handouts, and readings.

Artist Research Presentation: You will be required to give an 8-10 minute power point presentation on a contemporary artist.

Written Artwork Analysis: You will be assigned a specific artwork in the beginning of the semester. You will be responsible for completing a written formal analysis of the work using design terminology (principles and elements.) Terminology can be gleaned from class lectures and the required text.

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Grading Policy (100 pt scale):

4 Projects (20pts each)

2Quizzes (5pts each)

Artist Research Presentation

Written Artwork Analysis

80pts

10pts

5pts

5pts

A: given to projects that excel in concept, resolve technical and design problems and show mastery of technique

B : given to projects that excel in either concept or technique but fall short in the other area

C: means that the project is average in both concept and technique

D: given to completed projects that show minimal investment of time, thought and energy

F: given to incomplete projects that show minimal effort

Grading Scale:

A = 94-100 pts

A- = 90-93

B+= 87-89

B = 84-86

B- = 80-83

C+= 77-79

C = 74-76

C- = 70-73

D+= 67-69

D = 64-66

D- = 60-63

F = 0-59

Attendance:

This class has everything to do with participation, practice, and discipline. YOU NEED TO BE

HERE

More than 3 absences will lower you final grade by one letter.

Your grade will then be lowered by a partial letter grade for every absence there after.

A valid letter from your doctor (stating the date of class missed) will be the only reason for excusing an absence.

Three incidences of coming to class late, leaving early, not working during class time or not being prepared will equal one absence.

6 unexcused absences may result in you being asked to drop the class or receive a failing grade.

If you are having a problem getting to class - for whatever reason - let me know! Keep me informed so I can help you!

Students will be expected to:

Turn off cell phones before entering classroom.

Be in class and be on time

Dress appropriately for class activities

Follow instructions and complete assignments.

Maintain knowledge of their grade status

Email Etiquette:

In order to maintain a level of professionalism, please use a respectful letter format when contacting your professors via email.

The Classroom

The Art Department is not responsible for any lost or stolen items that are left in classrooms during and outside of class times.

Course Outline

I

II

III

IV

Line/ Space (wire) Reading: 180-193, 140-146

Form / Variety (plaster)

Planes/Volume / Balance (TBA)

Color/Texture / Repetition (student choice)

Reading: 194-203, 221-234

Reading: 242-256

Assigned Reading: 204-215

Lab Fee:

You are charged a non-refundable lab fee through registration, which will cover materials for the first two projects and some miscellaneous materials. You are responsible for purchasing all other materials.

Materials List**

*Wire cutters

*round nose Pliers

*flat nose pliers

*Masking tape

Duct tape or packing tape – 1 roll

Sharpie marker – 2

Ruler

Color drawing media (colored pencils, pastels) pencll sketchbook chisel mallet rasp ceramic carving tool set (cheap) drywall sandpaper (220, 320, 400 OR coarse, med, fine) misc. tools = knives, spoons, carving tools, etc x-acto knife and replacement blades (yes you really need this – don’t skip!) super glue and white glue container for your tools (tackle box or bucket)

For the last two projects you will need to buy supplies based on your project design needs. Budget your funds accordingly.

**Instructor reserves the right to add materials throughout the semester

Suppliers:

Harbor Freight

3325 W College Ave, Appleton, WI 54914, (920) 733-8424

Hobby Town,

807 Oregon Street, Oshkosh, WI 54902-5969, (920) 426-1840

Art Haus 426 N Main St, Oshkosh, WI 54901,(920) 426-3232

Kitz and Pfeil 427 N Main St, Oshkosh - (920) 236-3362

Hobby Lobby

1118 S Koeller St, Oshkosh, WI 5490, (920) 426-5377

Michael’s

4661 Associated Ct, Appleton, WI 54913, (920) 830-2215

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