Category: Illustration
On Thursday, Aug 31, 2023 RMCAD celebrated the college’s biannual Radiance Awards and welcomed two alumni and honorees to campus to host in-person talks and virtual workshops. Instituted in 2019, the Radiance Awards celebrates alumni who have shown excellence in
Are you looking to become an illustrator but aren’t sure what career paths are available to you? According to Zippia, 70% of illustrators and graphic designers in the workforce currently hold a Bachelor’s degree. As the digital age of the
While you likely interact with illustration and illustrative design elements daily, do you know the difference between the two? The skill sets required for both fields are strikingly similar, however, each has a unique design function. Let’s walk through what
At RMCAD, we’re always on the lookout for new, unique opportunities to provide to our community. Whether it’s our Visiting Artist, Scholar, + Designer Program or exclusive events and workshops, there are plenty of activities to participate in both on-campus
Heidi Landis, assistant professor at RMCAD and head of graphic design, teaches and oversees Design Systems, a class that partners with a local small business and evolves their brand. “We’re generating a new logo, a new color palette, fonts, vehicle
After graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from RMCAD, Abbey Bryant moved to New York City and has now illustrated over 10 published children’s books rooted in inclusivity and diversity. From getting her start to finding her style, we
The Adobe Suite hosts a variety of art and design software programs. This resource is free with the cost of tuition to all current RMCAD students. Most of these applications are the industry standard for their respective fields and are
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
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
The theme this year for Women’s History Month, organized by the National Women’s History Alliance, is “Providing Healing, Promoting Hope” and what better way to show this than to highlight one of our remarkable alumna Rochelle Johnson, who uses art
