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Welcome to Visual
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Mrs. Livingston Carlson (Ms el-cee) National Board Certified Teacher, Art clivingsto@bethelsd.org 253.683.6144 Photography and Painting Period 1
Photography Semester 1 grades are now complete and posted.
Period 5 Painting Semester 1 grades are now complete and posted. I am diligently working on "last chance" work. All work turned in on time is now in the online gradebook. Careers Careers
Semester 1 grades are now complete and
posted.
link to check current grades: http://www.bethelsd.org/parents/family access/login or use this link: link to Family Access Spring 2010 Class Schedule 1: Graphic Design 2: Digital Photography I
3: Graphic
Design
Course
Descriptions4: prep 5: Metal & Jewelry Design 6: Digital Photography II Careers: 12th grade Using this site Looking for an assignment? They are under the "Documents" tab, listed by class period. Looking for a website that was used in a class assignment? It will be listed under "Links". Looking for Dual Credit registration dates and website? They are under the "Announcements" tab. The link for Dual Credit registration is also on the "Links" page. Digital Photography I Grade Level: 10, 11, 12 Course Length: Semester Credit: 0.5 Fine Art, Occupational or Elective Prerequisite: None College Credit Available Fee: $15 Students are introduced to the techniques and technology of journalistic, fine art and graphic design digital photography. Students will create color and black/white images; as well as being introduced to Photoshop editing tools. From their work, they will create a Photography Portfolio of archival prints and a culminating digital slide show. A 5 or higher mega-pixel camera with manual setting choices is recommended. A limited number of digital cameras are available for overnight and weekend use. Graphic Design Grade Level: 10, 11, 12 repeatable Course Length: Semester Credit: 0.5 Fine Arts, Occupational or Elective Prerequisite: Art Survey, Photography, Drawing, or teacher recommendation Fee: $10.00 Students explore two-dimensional design through the development of typography, logos, trademarks and advertising art. The artistic process is implemented while students create “camera-ready” art with a purpose. Techniques may include hand drawing, block printing, silk screening, use of the computer as a graphic design tool, and digital image manipulation. Creating work for graphic design competitions, students will begin a graphic design portfolio. updated 1.30.10 |