Design I students create chalk drawings

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Photos by Megan Bean | Mississippi State University

In the first week of Assistant Professor Neil Callander’s ART 1123: Design I class, students completed a series of straight-line-only design projects using black permanent marker on paper.

Then, students expanded on these ideas by collaborating in small groups to create large-scale public chalk drawings.

The drawings were done in one class period and were made with a carpenter’s chalk line tool.

“Even the most fundamental art/design concepts (in this case straight lines) can be plumbed endlessly by creative minds,” said Callander.

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