Skipper McFarlane
Skipper McFarlane has been an instructor with the University of Oregon since 1995. McFarlane received both his B.F.A and M.F.A in Visual Design from UO. McFarlane has also taught community short courses through Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE) on web-based delivery as well as training courses for RARE participants.
He has a background in graphic design, working with both print and web-based delivery items such as websites and printed publications.
To contact Skipper McFarlane directly, please e-mail skipmcf@uoregon.edu.
Visit his website for more information:
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~skipmcf/courses
Ty Warren
Ty Warren has been teaching digital arts at the University of Oregon since 2004. She earned her B.F.A. in "Printmaking" from Texas Christian University and M.F.A. in "Digital Arts" from UO. Warren taught Digital Imaging ARTD 360 in winter term 2008. Warren works with a variety of programs in the Multimedia Tools course sequence, including Photoshop, Final Cut, Flash, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and InDesign.
Warren's work uses digital media, sound, and performance to explore the dissonance or "rupture" that occurs when dichotomies collide, intersect, and breakdown. She harbors a particular fascination with the tension between what is hidden and what is revealed.
To contact Ty Warren directly, please e-mail cwarren1@uoregon.edu
Ian Coronado
Ian Coronado is an artist who works in time-based and non-linear forms. He received both his B.F.A. in "Art/Intermedia" and M.F.A in "Digital Arts" from the University of Oregon.
Coronado works as an adjunct instructor at UO and Lane Community College, teaching various subjects ranging from Audio Production to Graphic Design. Coronado is a Faculty Technology Specialist for LCC, researching and instructing best practices for teaching online and hybrid courses.
Coronado locates his personal work at the intersection of photons and pressure waves, propelled by the inertia of of the Dadaists, Pop Art, and Fluxus, taking the form of performance and installation. His work has been exhibited in venues from San Francisco to Clermont-Ferrand.
To contact Ian Coronado directly, please e-mail ecoronad@uoregon.edu
