This is an electronic-based, technology-driven illustration course. Projects in editorial, advertising, and book illustration are created solely on the computer, applying the software programs from previous computer classes to communicate to specific audiences. At the end of this course, the student will possess the ability to clearly communicate and interpret ideas, themes and experiences as evidenced through the presentation and content of their portfolio. The student’s portfolio will show effective use of materials, processes and techniques, which display application competencies. The issues of illustration problem solving, inherent in this upper level class, will advance the student’s ability to understand how to integrate intercultural ideas into their professional work. The knowledge from other courses will be synthesized and used in new learning situations meant to demonstrate analogous concepts between illustration and other subjects. Prerequisites: DM 2110 Vector Illustration and DM 2120 Raster Image Processing