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Art Classes Materials Lists
AR120C - Design I: Marguerite Perret, instructor
Textbook
YOU WILL USE THIS SAME BOOK FOR DESIGN II: Launching the Imagination Core Concepts in Art, 3rd Edition, byMary Stewart, McGraw-Hill Publishers, ©2008, ISBN 978-0-07-352648-5, New: $65.31 Used from $7.00 (look around)
Basic Supplies
Many of these supplies are available at the Washburn University bookstore. Prices are estimated based on pricing information at Dick Blick Art Supply (dickblick.com). Actual costs may be higher or lower depending on vendor. Many supplies are available at chain discount stores for very reduced prices:
9” x 12” Sketch Book…$4.00-$15.00
9” x 12” Black construction paper…$ 2.29
Uhu or other Glue Stick…$2.00
Scotch Tape…$2.00
Assorted Pencils (AB, 4H, 6B)…$.78 each
(I) each, fine and thick tip black markers…$2.00 each, $4.00 total
1x15” Strathmore Wet Media pad or Bristol paper pad…$7.67-$10.00
Hobby Knife (Xacto)…$5.39
Blades for Hobby Knife…$4.00
Scissors…$5.00-$10.00
Foam Core board…$3.00-$7.00
24” Aluminum or steel cork backed ruler…$6.00-$9.00
Other and Special Projects
Silk scarves for dyeing project (available at the bookstore or in classroom)…$8.00-$12.00
Personal planner or calendar…FREE
Recycled papers, cardboard, a collection of found objects…FREE
Photocopies…Free in the Art Department
Always bring your 9”x12" sketchbook, pencil, ruler, X-acto knife, scotch tape and scissors
*Please note that additional supplies may be needed to complete final projects. Materials for the final project are not prescribed, and will depend on the project solutions formulated by each student.
AR121A - Design II: Marguerite Perret, instructor Textbook
YOU CAN USE THE SAME BOOK YOU BOUGHT FOR DESIGN I EVEN IF IT IS THE 2nd, not 3rd Edition: Launching the Imagination, Core Concepts in Art, 3rd Edition, Mary Stewart, McGraw-Hill Publishers, ©2008, ISBN 978-0-07-352648-5, $65.31
Basic Supplies (materials and tools you should already have)
9”x12" sketchbook • mat knife • pencils
24” steel ruler • masking tape • scissors
Paint brushes, as needed •X-acto knife • scotch tape
Personal planner or calendar • sandpaper
Additional Supplies
1-2 bags plaster @ $11.00 each
Armature Wire, 6 ft. @ $2.78 each
2’x4’ (half sheet) plywood
Matt Board and Foam Core Board as needed ($1.99-$4.99 sheet).
Various found and purchased cardboards, papers and other materials as needed
Photocopies as needed
Found objects as required (from your attic, flea markets, recycle bin, dollar store)
AR131A - Basic Digital Art Media: Marguerite Perret, instructor
Textbook:
Digital Imaging -w/CD, by Mark Galer, ISBN: 9780240519715, Used: $24.70,
New: $32.95
Basic Supplies
1G or higher thumb drive (prices for thumb drives and CDRs vary wildly. Try to get these on sale and you will pay much less)
CDRs as needed (5)
Printing: A variety of printing methods will be explored. Kiosk printing (as little as 6-cents a print) to fine art printing ($10.00). Most of the printing you will do will cost around $2.00 per print, most students print 12-15, 8 x10 images over the course of the semester.
Presentation costs for the final project (students will determine how that project is displayed) may or may not include framing or matting at an additional charge. Large scale printing is optional and may also represent an additional cost.
AR140A - Drawing I: Gary Woodward, instructor
- Drawing Pad, “Strathmore”, Medium 18”X24”
- Pastel Paper three sheets, medium gray, “Canson” brand or other brands, 18”X24” or larger
- Workable Fixitif, “Krylon” or unscented hairspray
- Hand Held Pencil Sharpener
- “Conte” stick, White , Black and some kind of Brown
- Charcoal pencils one, 2b or 4b
- “Conte” Color Pencil” - white,
- Wood graphite pencils 2b – 6b
- “Pink Pearl” erasure
- “Kneaded” erasure
- “Woodless” graphite pencils, one, 4b or 6b - Optional
- “Prisma” Color Pencil” - white, - Optional
- Tackle box of some kind to hold your materials
—Limited additional materials may be required during the semester
AR140B - Drawing I: Michael Almond, instructor
- 8 x 11" sketch pad (journal)
- 18 x 24" sketch pad
- Drawing board (with clamps)
- HB, 2B, 4B pencils
- Sharpener - small
- Soft compressed charcoal (S, M, H density)
- India ink
- Brush
- Erasers - 1 kneaded, 1 plastic
- Tool or tackle box
- Portfolio - narrow glass box
- Chisel point Magic Marker
- Sandpaper - fine grit (optional - for sharpening
- charcoal)
- Index cards (unlined 5x7")
AR220 - Photo I: Marydorsey Wanless, instructor CAMERA: 35mm SLR (means lenses come off to be exchanged) FILM - NO automatic-only (must be able control shutter speed and aperture) Does not need to be new!
TEXT: Horenstein: Black and White Photography, 3rd Edition (!!!), ISBN: 978-0316373050]
(available Bookstore, Textbook Team, Amazon, etc.) $23.00
SUPPLY KIT (available only at Washburn University Book Store):
10 Ultra ISO 400 film (24 frames) @2.19 21.90
1 Ilford SP-2 Super film (C-41 Processes, 36 frames) 6.50
1 Ultra VC RC glossy 8x10, 100-sheet package 37.39
1 Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Satin 8x10, 25-sheet package 20.99
1 Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Satin 5x7, 25 sheet package 11.49
1 Negative Preservers, 8x10, 25-sheet package, 5.99
1 D-76 Developer, 1 gallon package, dry powder 6.35
1 Photo Album materials (2 covers, accordian pages) 4.99
1 Class Notes for Photo I 4.99 |
$ 21.90
6.50
37.39
20.99
11.49
5.99
6.35
4.99
4.99
$108.99
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AR 229 - Web Graphics I: Carol Yoho, instructor
Text: none. Software has good Help features. Our Syllabus, with helpful links, is posted online.
Software: We will use Windows on dual-boot Mac computers in the Carnegie computer lab: Adobe Dreamweaver v. 8 and Abobe Photoshop Elements v. 7. Both softwares are provided for use in our computer lab classroom.
You can download current versions of both software as 30-day free trials--
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
(You may want to wait toward end-of-semester to download and use this software to develop your final project.)
Optional Media: a memory stick or CDs for storing projects and backing up work. (Not required.)
AR 233 EA - Computer Graphic Design I: Janet Zoble, instructor
Text: Visual QuickStart Guide: Illustrator CS3
Binder: in which to accumulate handouts during the course
Media: a flash drive or CDs on which to hand in projects and keep a backup archive or work
AR260 - Ceramics I: Glenda Taylor, instructor
I suggest waiting to buy your tools until after first class meeting. You may want to make some tools,
or you may already have some necessary tools.
- Basic ceramic tool kit available at Bookstore, Hobby Lobby, or Michaels- approx $12
- 1-3 brushes for glaze/wax - approx $2 each
- 1 gal bucket, towel, texture makers, sponges, misc things you have at
home - free!
- Clay - $16 for 50 lbs - buy at bookstore, pick up in Art Dept. You
won't need this until 3 or 4 weeks into the semester. The Dept supplies
clay for the first projects. Total amount of clay used in the semester
is usually 2-3 boxes, depending on size and how much you make.
- Text book - available in bookstore - new or used.
AR321 - Photoshop Imaging I: Brian House, instructor
The only thing I ask my students to supply is a thumb drive (or flash memory drive) on which to turn in their assignments. The drive needs to be at least 1 GB.
AR 322 EA - Computer Graphic Design II: Janet Zoble, instructor
Text: Visual QuickStart Guide:
InDesign CS3
Binder: in which to accumulate handouts during the course
Media: a flash drive or CDs on which to hand in projects and keep a backup archive or work
AR325 - Photoshop Imaging II: Brian House, instructor The only thing I ask my students to supply is a thumb drive (or flash memory drive) on which to turn in their assignments. The drive needs to be at least 1 GB.
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