Building upon Drawing Studio: Materials and Techniques (DRWG 208) and/or Drawing Studio: Process and Transformation (DRWG 218), this course focuses on further development of drawing techniques and facilitates the students' refinement of their chosen subject matter through visual and text-based research. This includes helping students to develop their own personal approach to drawing, to experiment with drawing mediums, mark-making, collage, scale, gesture, etc., in a comprehensive manner. Students will be introduced to historical, current, and emergent paradigms of drawing production. The course requires students to contextualize their formal and conceptual interests while also encouraging experimentation. Students can expect to produce large quantities of work with in-process feedback and workshops, culminating in a dynamic body of work.

This course is subject to priority rules; see here.