Visual Communications

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Program Description:

Artists create visual solutions. In Visual Communications, students create original artwork by exploring advertising design, photography, multimedia, teamwork, and employability skills. Critique art, produce promotional displays, market products, and construct packaging with original logos. The elements of design: color, line, shape, value, and texture make illustration, photography, and 3D graphics interesting to the viewer. Students construct a career portfolio and practice how to promote themselves in the business world. Industry-based software, such as the Adobe Creative Suite, is used with a 22-inch Macintosh/Apple Operating System to experience the state of the art technology in graphic design. Learn to think like a designer. Identify your passion for the future. College credit is awarded to those that qualify. Analyze your options in the field of Arts and Communications.

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Visual Communications

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Student Quotes:

"I enjoyed learning new things, having a wide variety of projects and activities to do, and making new friends in this class."
- Visual Communications Student

"I liked how much creativity this class could bring out of me."
- Visual Communications Student

"I like doing work on the iMac computers."
- Visual Communications Student

"This class taught me many new things such as different drawing techniques, painting, some photography, and I learned them in a healthy positive environment."
- Visual Communications Student