Massachusetts College of Art and Design

CDIL216 - 07 - Color for Illustrators

Credits

3.0

Term

Sep 2 - Dec 23

Open Seats

4 of 14

Schedule

Wed 9:00am – 1:00pm

Course Type

Studio Critique

Location

Section

07

Faculty

Vincent Crotty

Prerequisites

SFDN-181 and SFDN-185

Description

Color is a powerful aspect of an illustrator's education. In response to this assertion, this studio course draws upon the understanding of color theory -though the steadfast focus remains on practical application, on tutoring intuition, heightening awareness, and refining skill. Through a practical exploration of theoretical/conceptual issues, students investigate the complexity and interrelatedness of elements of color - its perceptual, emotional/psychological, technical and aesthetic aspects. Students are required to complete a series of studio projects emphasizing the informed intuitive awareness, creative use, and practical application of color as a formal means of visual communication and expression for storytelling.