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Capstone Spring

Across two semesters, develop an innovative art education program that demonstrates your learning and achievement throughout the graduate program, and then teach the program while documenting your experience, and produce a video to support professional growth and final review preparation. ARE 835 and ARE 850 may be taken sequentially in… Read More

Textiles: Capstone 2: Collection

Produce cohesive textile collections that showcase professional-level design thinking and technical skill. You will refine and master textile techniques, deepen conceptual development, and build a professional portfolio or develop larger-scale collaborative work.

High Resolution Asset Studio

Produce assets that meet industry standards and timelines. Starting with existing and original concept art, you’ll use each step of the game asset pipeline to deepen your knowledge of current workflows.

Mobile Game Development

Program and deploy games for mobile using professional-grade software. You will build interfaces for multiple screen sizes, debug, profile, and optimize a mobile application for Android or iOS touch-screen devices.

Collaborative Project: Media Production: Working with the Client

Create a real-world production for a non-profit client. You’ll perform a variety of roles to create media content, including concept, pitch, development, pre-production, and production. (This course is cross-listed with COM 610.)

Moldmaking

Gain essential mold making and casting skills. You’ll practice single-piece, simple two-piece, complex three-or-more-piece rigid molds, and rubber mold making techniques. Plus, you’ll learn slip cast, hollow, and solid casting techniques. (This course is cross-listed with FASCU 622.)

Game Environment Production 1

Use the environment asset pipeline to create real-time, 3D interior and exterior scenes. You will gain the storytelling, prop development, modularity, and composition skills to create compelling real-time environments. Plus, study scene management and iterative development. (This course is cross-listed with GAM 626.)

Open Studio

In this open studio course, students propose, conceptualize and create individual photography projects with guidance and critique from their instructor and peers. This course provides a great opportunity to start a new body of work or continue with an ongoing project of choice. (This course is cross-listed with PH 499SP.)

3D Design 2

Drape and create garments. You will develop draping skills, building on your foundational knowledge of flat pattern drafting. By combining these methods and using industrial sewing equipment, you will expand your creation capacity.

Fashion Design Communication

Learn to represent your creative design ideas as specification drawings (flats) and as fully colored illustrations. Develop the design skills to analyze current design trends and learn to render fabric and color accurately.