Traditional Art Courses
Student Quote
"From focusing on the basics of the elements and principles of art to the use of them while mastering your own skills, the FHS art pathway is accessible to everybody.
While experimenting and creating you gain confidence growing your individual practice."
Course Descriptions:
Art I: Foundation of Art
Art I provides students with a comprehensive introduction to various art media and techniques, including drawing, painting, color theory, and design principles. Through sequential art lessons, students engage in both art production and critical analysis. By course end, students will have a solid grasp of the Principles and Elements of Design, essential for further artistic development.
Art II: Personal Expression Through Media Exploration
Building on the foundation laid in Art I, Art II encourages students to delve deeper into their artistic journey. Emphasis is on personal expression through extensive media exploration. Students gain a more profound understanding of art concepts while honing their technical skills. This course fosters a deeper appreciation for the art of others.
Art III: Creative Self-Expression
Tailored for students with a strong foundation in art and proficiency in art media, Art III provides a platform for profound creative self-expression. Through a series of challenging projects, students utilize their knowledge of aesthetic concepts and techniques gained from previous courses. This course pushes students to discover their unique individual expression, honing creativity, problem-solving skills, and personal self-expression.
Key Program Highlights:
Progressive Skill Development: The program offers a structured progression, allowing students to build on their foundational skills and explore greater depths of artistic expression.
Emphasis on Personal Voice: Courses are designed to empower students to find and articulate their unique artistic voice through a range of traditional 2D media.
Aesthetic Exploration: Students not only produce art but also engage in critical analysis, gaining a deeper appreciation for the art of their peers and established artists.
