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The storyboard is the first tool used in applying images to a script. During this class, students will learn about the basic mechanics of film and the translation of a script into a storyboard for animation or live-action film.

The 1975 exhibition, “New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape,” was a watershed moment for landscape photography. The genre, which was largely perceived of as merely office decor or an antiquated aesthetic, was reintroduced with a vibrant and contemporary voice. Using this exhibition as inspiration and photography as the medium, the class will delve into humanity's effect upon the natural world, and its effect upon those within it.

This class is designed to help artists interested in understanding the tools and methods of painting digitally in Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter using Wacom technology.

Discussions and demonstrations of digital best-practices, various stylistic interpretations, customization of brushes and tools, and walkthroughs of each method will be provided. The class will discuss the benefits of painting in these programs, as well as ways to effectively and expertly approach using a tablet within the framework of each program.

If you love to draw or wish you could draw things the way they really look, this is the week for you! We'll spend time drawing inside, outside, and at the museum this week, with a focus on the natural world and drawing from direct observation. We'll use traditional drawing materials like pencils and charcoal, and some unexpected ones too, to achieve some exciting results. Young artists will be amazed at what they can do! Families and friends are invited to join us on Wednesday to see what we've been up to and celebrate our new drawing skills!.