220 PRINTMAKING: DIGITAL AND ANALOGUE (PRODUCTION)
image by SPAO alumna Angela Walker
This module guides students to advanced approaches in digital and analogue printmaking, including alternative printmaking techniques. Students learn particular approaches to printmaking through demonstrations, guided instruction, and "hands-on" print labs. Grounded in historical and contemporary printmaking theory, this module takes studentsʼ own completed and ongoing projects as a starting point for instruction.
Emphasis is on specialized and advanced printmaking techniques and project time management. The module provides students with the skills needed to prepare and complete their portfolio and exhibition projects, producing high-end fine visual art prints in the medium of their choice.
Learning Component:
Classroom lectures
Instructor supervised lab (studio and darkroom)
Non-instructor supervised lab (studio and darkroom)
Student Evaluation Elements:
Attendance in Digital and Analogue Printmaking class 20%
Participation in Digital and Analogue Printmaking class 10%
Print and colour Theory Lectures: Comprehension 5%
Lab: Digital & Analogue Printing Comprehension 5%
Lab: Individual Student Printmaking Lab Work 30%
Lab: Time Management
Lab: Alternative Process Production Project 15%
Total 100%