To get a degree or to not get a degree – that is the question. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree, whether art-specific or not, can be risky and a big decision. However, in the words of Geena Davis, “If you risk nothing, then you risk...
We know you live and breathe art, so this summer we invite you to expand your art learning outside of the classroom. Exploring Denver on the weekend or between your summer classes can be just as mentally stimulating as your courses...
For Claire Horrigan, RMCAD interior design student and ASID President, creativity has always been a driving force. “When I was younger, I often found people asking me for advice on interior design, including my parents when renovating...
Teacher appreciation week may be over, but our appreciation for teachers, like Jasmin Kuykendall, is neverending. This year’s valedictorian, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Art Education with an emphasis in Fine Arts,...
With big producers releasing new cartoon films, commercials, television shows and video games every year, animation jobs are predicted to increase 16% by 2030. Clearly, there is great need for new graduates to enter the industry, but...
Interior designers are truly the masters of bringing form and function together to transform an environment. Whether creating a tranquil bathroom or updating a retro kitchen, one of their secrets to ensure a cohesive look and flow is...
Like any good story, let’s start at the beginning, and for alumna Kaz Windness, it all started when she was just a little girl. As an established author-illustrator, she is frequently asked if she always knew this was her career path...
Carve. Ink. Roll. Repeat! The method of printmaking is one satisfying process. Don’t believe us, keep rolling (or scrolling). Printmaking has been around for centuries and involves transferring an image or creation from one surface to...
