Drawing as a Design Process | ART 136

This course will focus on specific freehand drawing skills needed to be successful in the daily requirements of the advertising and commercial design fields through structural analysis of man made and natural forms. The elements of line shape, value and spatial organization will be stressed to develop drawings suitable for inclusion in the student’s design portfolio.
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Featured Students
Kenneth Cericola, Guoren Li, Alyssa Lott, Marc McLaughlin, Olivia Needham, Brian Powell, Andrew Verrecchia.

2019-2020 Faculty
Jaime Treadwell

Color pencil drawing of overlapping translucent cubes in pastel tones with isometric gridlines.

Colored line drawing of a complex isometric structure with overlapping geometric forms and angular intersections.

Graphite rendering of abstract geometric shapes including cones and cubes with shaded surfaces.

Shaded pencil drawing of intersecting rectangular blocks in a compressed space with high contrast.

Colored pencil isometric drawing of an architectural structure with layered piping and transparent forms.

Detail view of an intricate isometric pipe system with bold curved colored lines over a gridded background.

Multicolored linear drawing of interconnected pipes and tubes arranged in a stylized isometric grid.

Graphite drawing of a cylindrical container placed on a multi-level geometric platform.

Shaded pencil study of vertical and horizontal abstract shapes including pipes and slabs in linear perspective.

Cubist-inspired pencil drawing with staggered stacked blocks rendered in tonal gradients.

Color pencil drawing of an isometric architectural machine-like structure with pipes, platforms, and ladders.