Art History - Study visual communication across cultures and time periods, examining how art functions within social, political, economic, and religious contexts from ancient civilizations through contemporary practice.
Art Foundation - Build essential skills in design principles, color theory, drawing, and composition that form the groundwork for all studio practice and visual problem-solving.
Ceramics - Develop proficiency in wheel-throwing, hand-building, glaze chemistry, and sculptural techniques while learning studio organization and both functional and fine art applications of clay. (Explore Ceramics)
Drawing - Master observational drawing, gesture, perspective, and rendering techniques across multiple media, establishing the fundamental skill set required for all visual arts disciplines.
Entertainment Art - Train in Visual Development and World Building for Film, TV, Animation, and Game industries through environment design, character development, vehicle and prop design, and digital painting. (Explore Entertainment Art)Figurative Art - Focus on anatomy, gesture, and the human form through sustained observation, life drawing, and study of figure construction for illustration and fine art applications.
Illustration - Develop narrative storytelling skills through drawing and painting in both traditional and digital media for books, children's literature, magazines, editorial work, and corporate communication. (Explore Narrative Illustration)
Jewelry - Learn wearable art through design, carving, fabrication, and metalworking techniques that combine craftsmanship with creative expression.
Painting - Explore oil, watercolor, acrylic, and advanced media through color mixing, composition, and surface manipulation to develop personal visual language and technical control.
Printmaking - Study relief, intaglio, screen printing, and experimental processes while learning edition production, registration, and the unique qualities of printed image-making.
Sculpture - Work in three dimensions from maquettes to large-scale pieces, exploring materials, construction methods, spatial relationships, and conceptual development in sculptural form.