Graphic Design (please click on the course title to learn and see more)
Digital Media Arts is a prerequisite for all other digital art courses. This course will introduce students to art elements and principles of design. Students will explore and apply fundamental design concepts using programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere and Final Cut. Students will spend equal amounts of time creating print and motion media. Students will be encouraged to explore the role and function of imagery, language and presentation using digital media. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
Computer Graphics is an intermediate level course intended to expand on the skills and concepts learned in Digital Media Arts. Students will use Photoshop and Illustrator to create original pieces of ad that demonstrate their knowledge of art elements and principles of design. Students will be introduced to professional practices such as presentations and critiques. Students will also be introduced to careers in marketing, production and packaging. Emphasis is placed on problem solving and the creative process. Students will also be introduced to screen printing as it applies to the design process and will explore professional concepts such as marketing, advertising and product branding. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
Advanced Computer Graphics is an advanced level class. Students will apply their knowledge of art elements and design principles in real world design scenarios. Projects will include projects in the fields of: packaging, marketing, branding, advertising set design and apparel design. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
AP Studio Art 2D is a rigorous course that will enable students to create a portfolio of college level work. Students will be asked to create original images based on prompts provided by the instructor. Students will be required to spend 3-5 hours a week working outside of class to fulfill the College Board’s portfolio requirements. Students that pass the exam will receive college credit from participating colleges.
If you need more information about which course is right for you, please contact:
Matthew Takeno: matthewtakeno@iusd.org
Lisa Guiseppe: lisaguiseppe@iusd.org
Digital Media Arts is a prerequisite for all other digital art courses. This course will introduce students to art elements and principles of design. Students will explore and apply fundamental design concepts using programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere and Final Cut. Students will spend equal amounts of time creating print and motion media. Students will be encouraged to explore the role and function of imagery, language and presentation using digital media. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
Computer Graphics is an intermediate level course intended to expand on the skills and concepts learned in Digital Media Arts. Students will use Photoshop and Illustrator to create original pieces of ad that demonstrate their knowledge of art elements and principles of design. Students will be introduced to professional practices such as presentations and critiques. Students will also be introduced to careers in marketing, production and packaging. Emphasis is placed on problem solving and the creative process. Students will also be introduced to screen printing as it applies to the design process and will explore professional concepts such as marketing, advertising and product branding. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
Advanced Computer Graphics is an advanced level class. Students will apply their knowledge of art elements and design principles in real world design scenarios. Projects will include projects in the fields of: packaging, marketing, branding, advertising set design and apparel design. This course is part of the Arts, Media, and Entertainment industry sector pathway.
AP Studio Art 2D is a rigorous course that will enable students to create a portfolio of college level work. Students will be asked to create original images based on prompts provided by the instructor. Students will be required to spend 3-5 hours a week working outside of class to fulfill the College Board’s portfolio requirements. Students that pass the exam will receive college credit from participating colleges.
If you need more information about which course is right for you, please contact:
Matthew Takeno: matthewtakeno@iusd.org
Lisa Guiseppe: lisaguiseppe@iusd.org
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Bridge is a student run clothing company. We design, print and sell our concepts at school. Students learn about concept art, design, production, marketing, and retail in the Computer Graphics and Advanced Computer Graphics Courses. For more information about the products, please contact Mr. Takeno.
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