Category: Artist Tips
It’s no secret that Colorado is known for its breathtaking sceneries, which makes it a perfect destination for those seeking to learn landscape painting and become landscape artists. The Rocky Mountains make the ideal backdrop along with Colorado’s flowing rivers,
Do you have a favorite art medium? Perhaps you prefer the hands-on application of oil painting compared to the modern age of digital drawing. Whatever your interests are, it’s important to know that artists have been expressing themselves through a
Pixar Art Director Deanna Marsigliese was welcomed to Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) as a part of our Visiting Artist, Scholar, + Designer Program. Marsigliese’s talk “The Art of Exploration” was masterfully presented to an ecstatic public
On October 7, 2023, RMCAD held its annual Fashion Showcase at the International Design Collection Building in Denver. Each year, the Fashion Showcase allows fashion design students to exhibit their phenomenal work. Additionally, the event is the perfect opportunity for
According to the most recent CNCS study, volunteering can help increase your odds of employment, specifically by 27%. Additionally, volunteering is a great way to make new friends, improve your communication skills, and grow your network with industry professionals. Whether
As a RMCAD student, resources are always at your fingertips. Whether you are online or on campus, all students not only get access to Adobe and Microsoft software, 24/7 tech support, plus several other added benefits, but they also have
If you’re an artist, it’s pretty common to take on the second title of entrepreneur or small business owner. However, for many, this can be the most unattractive part of embarking on any creative career path. To help eliminate some
Sketching is the art of translating real life onto paper. Becoming an accomplished sketch artist is highly important, no matter what art form you practice. Almost every degree at RMCAD, from Fashion Design to Game Art, requires sketching as a
While big box stores are often the first place people go when they need to purchase art project supplies, we suggest shopping locally instead. According to Forbes, putting your money into the local economy benefits your surroundings. Small businesses improve
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
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