Illustration Certificate

PROGRAM CODE: 2C18742

The Illustration Certificate Program is designed to emphasize concepts, strategies and skill development in order to facilitate the student’s portfolio presentation, which may be appropriate for a variety of careers in the Commercial Arts field, including editorial and advertising illustration, concept design and illustration for products, conceptual art for the game and entertainment industry, and illustration for the toy and theme park industries. This certificate requires a total of 33-36 units. A minimum grade of C or better is required for each course taken.

Required Art Courses (21 units):
ART 120 FBasic Design3
ART 157 FSketching for Animators and Illustrators3
ART 137 FBasic Drawing for Entertainment Arts3
or ART 182 F Basic Drawing
ART 180 FRendering3
or ART 243 F Applied Perspective
ART 186 FBeginning Life Drawing3
ART 244 FIllustration3
ART 246 FAdvanced Illustration3
Required Digital Arts (DART) Courses (6 units):
DART 107 FDigital Drawing3
DART 135 FIntroduction to Digital Painting3
Restricted Electives - Select 6-9 units from the following list:6-9
Business Practices in Art3
Fashion Sketching2
Fundamentals of Cartooning2
Animal Drawing3
Drawing from the Masters3
Representational Drawing3
Beginning Watercolor Painting3
Beginning Painting3
Anatomical Drawing3
Portfolio Preparation and Artwork Presentation3
Independent Study: Illustration1-2
Arts Internship2-4
Introduction to Narrative Illustration3
Total Units33-36

Outcome 1: Create and utilize sketching skills/rapid visualization, two-dimensional design and color, draftsmanship of accurate human anatomy, and digital illustration programs based on recognized industry standards to find artistic solutions for design problems in a variety of creative areas.

Outcome 2: Analyze and apply professional communication skills related to the field of Illustration to enhance interactions with peers and project leaders in a creative situation or environment.


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