This course explores the possibilities of using digital prototyping techniques such as laser cutting, 3D modeling and 3D printing to investigate and augment the human form. Body coverings, adornments, and extensions will be created using a diverse range of materials. The history and social context of wearables help to inform student projects….Continue Reading Digital Fabrication: Body
This course continues the drawing experience with an intensive investigation of the figure. Students focus initially on mark making and the application of various tools and techniques and work on projects that explore movement, gesture, shape, draped cloth, and an awareness of proportion….Continue Reading Drawing: Form & Fashion
PUFY 1235An integrated studio exploring contemporary couture, designer fashion, and the influences they draw from. The cultural backdrop related to fashion history will be explored, placing the changes of styles within the social, political, and economic context. Studio work will involve creative interpretations of lectures to strengthen understanding of concepts and/or synthesize them with the…Continue Reading Fashion and Culture
While graduation may seem far away, it is never too early to begin developing your professional goals, skills, and materials. This course will prepare you to do so while demystifying the process of applying to internships, job positions, and award opportunities. You will simulate the search and application process by identifying a real-life opportunity as a model……Continue Reading Goal Setting and Professional Skills
By exploring the relationship between 3D and 2D, the unique properties of soft surfaces, and the techniques for constructing with them, students will develop transforming pliable 2D surfaces into 3D objects. Students are introduced to sewing techniques with the goal of building an introductory knowledge of techniques and skills within the context of fabric as a medium of expression….Continue Reading Soft Structures: Sewing & Construction