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For interdisciplinary artist and RMCAD graduate Mark Fitzsimmons, the goal of creating art is to spark a conversation. Prior to enrolling in the Fine Arts Program at RMCAD, Fitzsimmons served in the military, an experience that strongly influences his work.
The term “synesthesia” refers to a sensation produced in one modality when a stimulus is applied to another modality. This phenomenon can manifest itself in multiple ways, such as hearing a certain sound that induces the visualization of a certain
Reduce, reuse, recycle. We’ve all heard the three R’s when it comes to minimizing the amount of waste we produce, from plastic containers, aluminum cans and glass bottles to compostable food items. But when it comes to the topic of
This isn’t your average printmaking workshop. On April 21, 10 RMCAD students will join other local artists at the Mo’ Print Steamroller Print event where they will see their print designs come to fruition under the weight of a two-ton
On March 14, a group of RMCAD Illustration students embarked on a not-so-average field trip to New York City. For the students, some who attend school on campus and others who study online, it was a chance to get to
Some say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. For RMCAD alumnus and interdisciplinary artist Drew Austin, one artist’s discarded work is an opportunity to collaborate. Austin’s current project, “Unsolicited Collaboration” is an ongoing series of work in which he
From a young age, RMCAD adjunct faculty member Benjamin Hummel had an interest in art and storytelling. He created an ongoing cartoon strip throughout elementary school, enrolled in multiple art classes, and started entering and winning art contests. By fourth
In February, RMCAD’s Fashion Design Department received an unlikely visitor—Denver Broncos player Von Miller. The football player, along with his brothers, faced off against four RMCAD Fashion Design students in a styling challenge, complete with a runway show, for his
Why would a photographer who’s worked in the field for years go back to art school? For Kevin Tydlaska, it was the opportunity to finally have a formal degree. “It’s something I wanted to do for myself,” he said. Tydlaska
When Aaron Van Dyke came to Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design to study 3-D Animation, he didn’t have a particular interest in mural work. It wasn’t a type of project he had even considered. Now, in his junior
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