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Create original images from drawings, photographs, and photograms. (I)
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Select found images and objects to serve as basis for creative
expression. (I)
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Manipulate original and found images through reticulation, textured
screens, bleaching, collage, and solarization to create new and unique
art forms. (II)
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Apply alternative photographic processes to various surfaces such as
metal, glass, ceramics, and paper. (III)
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Apply cyanotype and photo emulsion processes to fiber surfaces to
create images. (IV)
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Apply fabric sensitizers to textiles with emphasis on patterns and
design. (IV)
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Apply gum bichromate printing and light sensitive Inko dye process to
various types of paper to produce multicolored images. (IV)
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Make plates on various metal surfaces through process of photo
etching. (IV)
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Utilize silkscreen process and photographic imagery to create graphic
designs on paper and other fibrous materials. (IV)
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Manipulate photographic surface through the use of various techniques
such as total and selective toning. (IV)
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