Drawing is a personal practice used as a vehicle for developing visual awareness; a combination of seeing, thinking and planning that is relevant to all art disciplines. Drawing not only represents the visible, but also examines and realizes ideas and emotions. The Drawing area, which fosters visual investigation through the practice of drawing, encompasses a variety of courses representing a range of methods, sources and dialogues. A full complement of courses emphasizes the translation and observation of relationships within the figure and objects in three-dimensional space. Several courses explore the development and combination of visual ideas along with the application of differing materials, techniques and strategies. Previous Course Offerings Below are previous course offerings for the Drawing area. Students must go to mySMFA to see current course offerings and register. Students in the undergraduate, graduate, Studio and Post-Baccalaureate certificate programs may also take continuing education courses for credit. THE BRIDGE / DRW 1002 01 ANATOMY OF DRAWING / DRW 1014 DRAWING FOR WHAT IS SEEN AND WHAT IS KNOWN / DRW 1015 POINT OF VIEW / DRW 1017 01 BEGINNER DRAWING / DRW 1022 FIGUREMANIA / DRW 1058 BUMPS ON THE WALL / DRW 2001 01 MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER / DRW 2009 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING / DRW 2018 INT-ADV DRAWING / DRW 2054 BUT IS IT DRAWING? / DRW 2066 01 TRANSITIONS: DRAWING INTO PAINTING / DRW 2075 MASKS AND MIRRORS / DRW 2085 DRAWING BREATH / DRW 2601 LOCATION DRAWING / DRW 3015 INTERM. ADVANCED DRAWING / DRW 3060 LONG POST AND PORTRAIT DRAWING / DRW 3088 ADVANCED STUDIO VISITS / DRW 3601 FIGURE DRAWING / DRW 4013 DRAWING/THOUGHTS IN BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR / DRW 4015 EXPERIMENTAL LIFE DRAWING: THE FIGURE AND BEYOND / DRW 4031 DRAWING NOW / DRW 4072 01