The term, in order.
Twelve weeks, two evenings a week, in four rooms of three weeks each. You finish with a small portfolio and a five-minute talk about your work.
Twelve weeks, four rooms.
Image
Drawing and photography
Weeks 1 to 3
1
Drawing what is in front of you.
2
Photographing the same things, and comparing.
3
Choosing and printing one image.
Type
Typography and writing
Weeks 4 to 6
4
Choosing a typeface and setting a line.
5
Writing 300 words about your work.
6
Putting text and image together in a booklet.
Space
Exhibition and space
Weeks 7 to 9
7
Building a scale model of a small show.
8
Planning the hang for your own work.
9
Putting up the show with the group.
Sound
Presentation
Weeks 10 to 12
10
Drafting your five-minute talk.
11
Practising the talk with the group.
12
Giving the talk, and taking your portfolio home.
What the term holds.
A typical week
After the twelve weeks.
Apply for a degree
Your portfolio and your 300-word text are ready to send with an application.
Show the work
Take the portfolio and the talk into an interview or a first meeting with a client.
Keep making
You keep everything you made, and the habit of a weekly brief.