Printmaking
AR 228 Printmaking I 4
An introduction to relief and intaglio printing processes focusing on copperplate
intaglio, woodcut, and monoprints. The creative process in printmaking involves collaboration
while also emphasizing personal growth and creative flexibility, developing skills
in experimentation and critical problem solving. Students will study the history of
printmaking as well as engage in individual research, writing, critiques, and discussions.
Prerequisites: AR 133 or permission of the instructor. Note(s): Fulfills arts requirement.
Lab/ Credit Fee $75.
AR 342 Printmaking: Intaglio 4
An investigation and development of the etching process including color printing techniques,
with emphasis placed on personal growth and vision. Readings in printmaking history
and criticism will complement studio work.
Prerequisite: AR 133; recommended: AR 223, 224. May be taken for credit three times
with permission of instructor. Lab fee: $75
AR 350 Printmaking: Lithography 4
An investigation and development of the lithographic process including color-printing
techniques with emphasis placed on personal growth and vision. Readings in printmaking
history and criticism will complement studio work.
Prerequisite: AR 133; recommended: AR 223, 224. May be taken for credit three times
with permission of instructor. Lab fee: $75
