Advanced Studies in Costume Design (464-1-20)

Instructors

Raquel Adorno

Meeting Info

Wirtz 220 Wet Design Studio: Wed 11:00AM - 1:50PM

Overview of class

This advanced costume design course will focus on the development of expressive design concepts and characterizations in response to the specified non-realism genre. Students will be introduced to workflows for creation of original costume design solutions and characterizations for non-realism genre. The process will include analysis and interpretation of dramatic text, historical and creative research; expressive drawing and painting techniques using both analogue and digital artistic mediums. Throughout this course and building on skills learned in 321-1, students will cultivate a work-flow for developing well rounded and expressive costume design solutions.

Registration Requirements

Contact: Raquel Adorno Priority: MFA Costume Design Students, MFA Secondary Area Students, UG Design Module Students if applicable Instructor Permission

Class Materials (Required)

Rendering materials either analog or digital including papers, pencils, pens, ink, paints, digital rendering programs and devices

$100

Class Notes

Contact: Raquel Adorno Priority: MFA Costume Design Students, MFA Secondary Area Students, UG Design Module Students if applicable Instructor Permission

Enrollment Requirements

Enrollment Requirements: Registration in this course is reserved for students in the Theatre Department MFA Design Programs. Other students may register with instructor consent and a permission number.
Add Consent: Instructor Consent Required