Facilities
The Drawing Studio is located in the Arts building on the first floor in room 101. The Drawing Studio contains the following equipment.
- Life-size skeleton
- Three life-size manikins
- Four life-size anatomical charts
- 25 self-portrait mirrors
- 18 large format-drawing easels
- Five regular easels
- Four light tables
- Drying rack
- Studio lights including two 1000 watts
- Two modeling stands
- Two Badger Trillion Airbrush compressors plus hoses
- Three Paasche Airbrushes
- Two portable ventilation systems
- Video monitor and projector
- Matt cutting system plus shrink-wrap
- Tables and benches for 25 students
- Flat files
- Drawing library
- Computer
- Still life collection including insect mounts, bird and mammal skulls, two sculpted and painted human anatomical models and life-size plaster molds of human hands, feet and heads.
Classes
- Art 101 Beginning Drawing
- Art 205 Intermediate Drawing
- Art 305 Advanced Drawing
- Art 307 Life Drawing and Composition I
- Art 405 Experimental Drawing
- Art 407 Life Drawing and Composition II
Studio Hours
Varies each semester