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| Art Teachers: | |||
| Julianna Kunstler kunstlerj@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
Ms. Kunstler has been a teacher here at Wilmot for nine years. She teaches Art 1, Art 2, Art History and Appreciation, AP Art History, Computer Graphics, Advanced Computer Graphics, and Exploring Arts. She received her Bachelor's Degree from St. Petersburg University (Russia), Carroll College. Her Master's Degree is from St. Petersburg University. Some other awards that she has received include Desktop Publishing Certificate (MIAD), Web Design (Macromedia) Certificate (MIAD), Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop Certificates (Rockhurst University), Adobe Certificates (CompuMaster). | Top | |
| Norman Preo preon@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
Mr. Preo has been teaching at Wilmot for 22 years. He teaches Art 1, Art 2, Exploring Art, Drawing/Painting, Jewelry, Portfolio, AP Audio, and Digital Photography. His Bachelor's Degree is from Northern Illinois University, and his Master's Degree is from Aurora. He also coaches wrestling and boys and girls track. His favorite hobbies outside of teaching are hiking, biking, and photography. He used to live and work in Yellowstone National Park, and Everglades National Park | Top | |
| Doua Vue vued@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
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| Course Descriptions: | |||
| Art I, (ART102) Prerequisite: None Credits: 1 Grades: 9-12 |
This class is designed for students with all artistic ability levels and skills. You don't have to know how to draw- we'll teach you. You will also learn to paint, create 3-D illusions, work with clay, create prints, and much more. You need this class to join our advanced art courses. | Top | |
| Digital Photography, (ART103) Prerequisite: Art I is recommended Credits: 1 Grades: 11-12 |
This course is an introduction to digital photography as a fine art, and emphasizes all aspects of the subject; idea, pre-visualization, camera work, image manipulation, and print processing. Students will gain knowledge in using the elements and principles of art, and applying them to their photography skills. Students will explore edit and manipulate their own digital images using the industry-standard imaging software and printer. STUDENTS MUST SUPPLY A DIGITAL CAMERA. | Top | |
| Art History and Appreciation, (ART101) Prerequisite: None Credits: .5 Grades: 9-12 |
This course focuses on the appreciation of Art through Art History. This is not a studio course-no artistic skills are required. You will explore Art through videos, discussions, and research | Top | |
| Art II, (ART201) Prerequisite: Art I Credits: 1 Grades: 9-12 |
Take this class to experience a variety of Art media and techniques. This course offers you and opportunity to experiment with many art materials and techniques. You will create pieces based on your interests as an artist. You are given more creative freedom to follow your personal vision as an artist. | Top | |
| Computer Graphics, (ART202) Prerequisite: Art I or current enrollment Credits: .5 Grades: 9-12 |
This course is for students with all artistic abilities interested in manipulating digital images using PhotoShop and Illustrator. Cool projects will make the learning fun. Combine animal photos and create a beast, turn yourself into something you're not, create a piece of artwork that does not require painting, and much more! This introductory course is a prerequisite to Advanced Computer Graphics- a course you might consider next. | Top | |
| Beginning Ceramics, (ART203) Prerequisite: Art I Credits: .5 Grades: 9-12 |
An advanced level course exploring the various processes of clay. Basic techniques are introduces and explored. Design, history, and vocabulary are introduced. | Top | |
| Beginning Drawing and Painting, (ART301) Prerequisite: Art I and Art II Credits: .5 Grades: 10-12 |
An advanced level course applying the principles and elements of drawing and painting. The previously mastered outcomes of Art I and Art II are applied and further extended. Students are given a higher level of creative freedom. | Top | |
| Advanced Computer Graphics, (ART302) Prerequisite: Computer Graphics Credits: 1 Grades: 10-12 |
This course is designed for students who want to master their skills in digital imaging and learn new tricks and secrets of the trade. Software we will use: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Painter, and others. | Top | |
| Ceramics II, (ART303) Prerequisite: Beginning Ceramics Credits: .5 Grades: 9-12 |
This course is a continuation of Beginning Ceramics with additional emphasis placed on skills, individual directions, and styles. Students will have the opportunity in this class to further expand on the basic skills and knowledge they have learned in Beginning Ceramics. | Top | |
| Portfolio, (ART304) Prerequisite:Art II Credits: .5 Grades: 11-12 |
An advanced level course which provides students the opportunity to develop and expand their portfolio. Various pieces of art in different mediums are created and improved upon. | Top | |
| Silversmithing/Jewelry, (ART305) Prerequisite: Art II Credits: .5 Grades: 10-12 |
An advanced level course exploring various processes in jewelry creation. Sterling silver, polymer clay, and plastics are several areas which will be introduced. | Top | |
| Advanced Drawing and Painting, (ART401) Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing and Painting Credits: .5 Grades: 10-12 |
Students explore individual focus on drawing and painting techniques and concepts. Personal vision and problem solving are encouraged. | Top | |
| Portfolio II, (ART403) Prerequisite: Portfolio I Credits: .5 Grades: 11-12 |
Continuation of Portfolio I. Students complete all studio works and create the presentation portfolio. Student will receive a portfolio and create a digital portfolio. | Top | |
| AP Studio Art, (ART501) Prerequisite: Art II Credits: 1 Grades: 11-12 |
This course is intended for the serious art student. Students should be aware that AP work Involves significantly more commitment and accomplishment than the typical high school class. Student will need to produce work outside of the classroom, as well as in it, and beyond scheduled periods. All works created in this course should be high-quality finished pieces. There should be an overall appearance of refined technique and solid application of skills. Each piece must reflect the development of visual perception and mature, creative ideas. | Top | |
| AP Art History, (ART502) Prerequisite: None Credits: 1 Grades: 9-12 |
AP Art History is a one year, chronological survey of art. It offers students and exciting opportunity to learn about art, artists and artworks. Students will view and analyze architecture, sculpture, drawing, painting and other art forms from a variety of cultures and time periods. This class provides students with the knowledge to view and discuss art works from both critical and expressive viewpoints. Student will develop a deep appreciation and sensitivity to various artistic styles, cultures and time periods. This course is designed to prepare students to take the AP College Board Art History exam. | Top | |
| AP 3-D Studio Art, (ART504) Prerequisite: Ceramics II Credits: 1 Grades: 10-12 |
This course is intended for the serious art student who is interested in expanding and refining their knowledge and skills in ceramics and sculpture. It offers students an exciting opportunity to establish and develop a more personal direction in art. It is not intended for students who have a “casual interest” in art. Students will need to get some work done outside and beyond the scheduled period. All works created in this course should be high-quality finished pieces. There should be an overall appearance of refined technique and solid application of skills. Each piece must reflect the development of visual perception and maturity, creative ideas. | Top | |
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