IL 3595 - Illustration II

Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio

Illustration II combines both traditional and digital media to create unique and effective illustrations. Students will analyze stories and create convincing expressive characters to emphasize narrative themes in their illustrations. Upon successful completion of this course, students will gain knowledge and skills in character analysis, compositional development, and the production of finished illustrations for effective visual storytelling.

Prerequisites: IL 2575 - Illustration I

Notes: (Formerly IL 3590 Non-fiction Illustration)

Course Learning Outcomes:

Design and enliven characters by creating expressive facial and body gestures.
Develop effective narrative illustrations with convincing interactions between characters.
Integrate traditional and digital media to create unique and effective illustrations.

IL3595 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric

Required Textbooks:
ON-CAMPUS: Imaginative Realism: How to Paint What Doesn’t Exist, James Gurney ISBN 978-0740785504

This text is recommended for ONLINE students.
Required Course Materials:
Optional Materials based on Student Preference

Sketchbook
Tracing Paper Pad and/or Drafting Film
Graphite Pencils (1-4)
Vine Charcoal
Markers, Black & White (1-4)
Pastel Set (Color)
India Ink
erasers (kneaded, magic rub)
Large Pad (Sketch)
Illustration Board (1-4)
Watercolor or Acrylic Synthetic Brushes (5 or more)
Acrylic Paints (5 or more)
Brush Cleaner/Thinner
Digital Camera/Smart Phone