Short Non-credit Courses + Wednesday
Short non-credit courses at the Corcoran are a great way to become acquainted with the basics of a given subject. They're generally only several sessions long, and offer handy tips and insights into some of the Corcoran's most popular subjects.
CR0820
(non-credit)
Learn the fundamental techniques of hand-building in ceramics.
DM0821
(non-credit)
This fast and fun non-credit course introduces the fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop and provides an overview of the basics tools and features.
DM0865
(non-credit)
Meeting five days in a row, students will learn how to create and modify basic drawings and type in Adobe Illustrator.
DM0880
(non-credit)
Learn to plan, shoot and edit a video production using the latest digital video technology.
DR0835
(non-credit)
Students learn to capture the human form with quick gestures, develop a quality of line with contours, and become familiar with proportions by measuring and foreshortening.
DR0920
(non-credit)
This course will explore the basics of one, two and three point perspective, proportion and foreshortening.
ID0850
(non-credit)
Students learn the fundamentals of color application, as well as the skills necessary to refine their design strategy as their needs change.
ID0870
(non-credit)
Students learn best practices for selecting antiques for residential use.
PH0899
(non-credit)
This course is designed for digital camera newcomers who want to develop photographic skills, enhance pictures on the computer, and make digital prints.
PR0822
(non-credit)
Meeting five mornings in a row and open to all skill levels, this intensive workshop teaches the basic skills of screen-printing.
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