The definition of drawing is very broad within our studio art program at MBC; it is not considered as merely a supplemental or preparatory activity for other media. Drawing is a vital, multi-media activity that explores and embraces many creative, conceptual, and technical possibilities. Immediacy, intuition, gesture, attention, deliberateness, system, randomness: these are just a few of the unlimited physical and conceptual practices that comprise the flexible and surprising acts of drawing. One of the goals at the advanced and senior project-level is the establishment of a competitive portfolio and preparation for graduate work.
Victoria Ray, 2011
Victoria Ray, 2011
Candace Christy, 2010
Amanda Miller, 2010
Amanda Miller, 2010
Meagan Bonesteele, 2009
Olivia Burn, 2009
Olivia Burn, 2009
Lana Elder, 2009
Lana Elder, 2009
Jessica Wodyard, 2009
Andrea Stogdale, charcoal and ink, 2006
Colleen Pendry, gesso, charcoal, and ink, 2006
Susan Felton, mixed-media, 2006
