FINE ARTS STUDENTS

An artist’s work is unique and individual. It is inspired by a personal vision, fueled by environment and developed through training and experience. An artist’s success depends on more than personal desire. It depends on hard work and a total education of one’s craft.

The creative students enrolled in the Fine Arts program at Watkins College of Art&Design find themselves challenged and encouraged. We employ a diverse faculty of practicing professionals who are accomplished artists as well as teachers and mentors to students. As practicing artists, these large and exceptional groups of teachers offer students the opportunity to learn from different perspectives and styles.

The Department of Fine Arts has many links with the community, and students are encouraged to take part in community activities and projects where this is deemed to be educationally desirable. Students are also encouraged to participate in exhibitions or, where appropriate, undertake commissions.

	Adolfo Davila Figure II (modeling)     John Whitten Figure I (figurative narrative)     Chris Doubler Time-Based Media (video projection on cast plaster TV)     Mike Bielzczyc Seminar (painting)     Jenny Baggs Seminar (ink on Mylar)		John Whitten Sculpture (cast iron)     Matt Christy Painting I (hand study)     Lauren Rolwing (etching) Daucus Carota Printmaking (anatomy)     Adolfo Davila Seminar (light projection on hot glue form)     Aldolfo Davila Seminar (cast aluminum)
	Ken Nakamura Digital Imaging