Scientific illustration minor
Savannah
Scientific illustration bridges the divide between the arts and sciences, recording and communicating the wonders of nature. The use of illustration allows for a focus on details that convey the essential attributes of a subject with accuracy and aesthetics. Students in this minor learn a formal and codified form of communication that involves various media and a range of subject matter, from the telescopic to the microscopic, to visualize the amazing aspects of this and other worlds—past, present, and future.
- ILLU 150 Introduction to Scientific Illustration
-
Select one of these two options:
- ILLU 163 Dynamic Figures
- SEQA 202 Drawing for Sequential Art
-
Select one of these two options:
- ILLU 315 Dynamic Visualization for Scientific Illustration
- SEQA 325 Environments, Props, and Structures
- ILLU 345 Advanced Rendering Techniques for Scientific Illustration
-
Select one of these two options:
- SEQA 352 Constructive Human Anatomy for Sequential Art
- SEQA 388 Constructive Animal Anatomy for Creature Design