Adult Classes

In this course students learn how to abstract functional strategies from nature to apply to the process of innovative design.

In this foundational course students are introduced to hands-on and holistic approaches to sustainability.

This course introduces the fundamentals of programming using the language of the web, JavaScript.

We are transitioning from the age of design for the part to the age of design for the whole. Systems thinking, languages of design, and product life cycles are integrated and they form the solid foundation for innovative products.

This course incorporates research, ideation, and application within large-scale branding, publications, signage, mapping projects, and identity systems.

This course explores the UX Design process and leverages it to bridge the gap between functionality and aesthetics, creating a better experience for users.

This course introduces the fundamental language of the web: HyperText Markup Language (HTML).

Develop and refine an observational drawing practice through close examination and drawing a variety of plant specimens.

Capture a child’s imagination with original artwork while learning the tricks of the illustration trade.

A continuation of Portraiture in Painting I, to further students’ understanding of painting the portrait.

Learn the basic elements of drawing, such as line, value, texture, and shape. Study perspective and build skills for the successful transference of three-dimensional observation to a two-dimensional picture plane.

This introductory class is tailored to those who have never painted or have not used oil paints before and who are ready to take the plunge.

This course provides a technical and accessible approach to collage and zine-making by strictly focusing on lo-fi and analog methods of production.

Explore the art of creating compelling portraits using the vibrant and opaque medium of gouache. Open to ages 16 and above.

This course covers essential concepts and techniques in developing motion graphics for video applications and content creation. Open to ages 16 and above.

Learn the fundamentals of how to control watercolor through a step-by-process, building from simple to complex renderings and easy to difficult compositions. Open to ages 16 and above.

Explore various modes of meditation, self-inquiry, automatic and experimental journal writing, to deepen or develop an artistic practice and better knowing thyself.

This class introduces individuals with little or no design background to the graphic design practice.

This is the second course in the Web Development course series. In this course, students build on their understanding of HTML, and use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to create well crafted web pages.

Photobooks are a wonderful way to share a personal photo project or a set of photographs from recent travels. This class focuses on the study, sequencing and construction of photo-based artist books.

Collagraphy is the process of creating and printing from a “collaged” printmaking plate. A variety of techniques and inexpensive materials can be used to produce complex, conceptual images. Open to ages 16 and above.

Characters are essential to making a successful story. Take time to observe and discuss how creators establish characters in visual media, including film, animation, comics, and games. Open to ages 16 and above. (Spring term)

Emotion is a powerful tool when considering color. This course focuses on the emerging field of Colour Literacy and explores the connections between color, emotions, and memories. Open to ages 16 and above.

Monotype printmaking is a quick and simple process, creating stunning one-of-a-kind prints. The process is so engaging it feels like play!

Learn the essential tools, techniques, and principles used by industry professionals to enhance the visual impact of your films and videos. Color grading is a crucial step in making your work truly stand out. Open to ages 16 and above.

This introductory course allows students to gain both observational drawing skills and experience in relief printmaking techniques. Create an image of a figure while observing a live model, using relief carving tools on linoleum blocks and learn to transform the image to multiple prints in the printmaking studio.

Using flowers and plants as subject matter, create watercolor paintings that are vibrant, delicate, and luminous. Open to ages 16 and above.

Explore the art of tapestry weaving through an experimental lens by merging classical techniques with innovative processes and unconventional materials. Open to ages 16 and above.

Learn the essentials of Adobe Premiere Pro software and craft and edit stories for a variety of video needs, including social media, home video, professional films and more.