Textiles
ARTS 1610 - 3 credits
Textile Design/Fibers is a studio course designed to introduce the student
to a variety of surface and dyeing techniques with the emphasis on design
concepts, in both 2- and 3-dimensions. Historical context of the techniques
are discussed and practices of craftsman are emphasized. Some of the techniques
may include batik, shibori, as well as various surface techniques such as
block-printing, stenciling, marbling, and painting. After learning a variety
of techniques and design concepts the student is expected to design, dye
and construct a final project.
The course is recommended for all art majors but can serve as an introductory design course for all students.
This course is not recommended for pregnant or nursing women.
Studio: 4 hours