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Title | Otis Art Institute, a School of Fine and Applied Arts Maintained by the County of Los Angeles as a Department of the Los Angeles Museum, [1936-1937 Catalogue] |
Date | 1936 |
Form | catalogue (course) |
Dimensions | [32] p.: ill.; 14 x 20 cm |
Campus | Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles |
Decade | 1930s |
Notes | Spriral bound |
Repository | Otis Registrar |
Collection | Otis Archives Collection |
Title | Advertising Design |
Page | [15] |
ImageID | otisarp035ap |
The course in Advertising Design gives sound training in the various media which the student must use in professional work of the creative ability of the student is emphasized. wi: rom of Four mornings each week are spent in Cast Drawing or in Life Dra the fifth morning there is an Anatomy lecture and Quick Sketch The afternoons are devoted to the study of the different phases Design. This includes lettering, color theory, perspective, and layout relation to the Poster, Magazine Covers and Advertising, Newsp Mail, Packaging, and so on. techniqu Deve During the year the students visit the various printing establishments they see the actual methods of reproduction and printing. Visits qr^ also for research work at the museums. There is a class in the Appreciation and History of Art one hour Tuesday class in Landscape Painting is optional. Quick Sketjclji afternoon from four to five. aper class type During the second and third years of study approximately ons-hil: is devoted to Life and Portrait Drawing and Painting and the other Design of Advertising Layout. The student may specialize in any such as Pen and Ink, Design of Covers, etc., if he so desires. ADVERTISING DESIGN the igure. ft.ctye rtising and half and opment and on their Direct whfer s made a week; every the of term to 1h> work, |
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