Interior design may be Nathan Simon’s degree at RMCAD, but he may be best described as a jack-of-all-trades. Tackling many exciting projects and exploring far beyond the scope of his degree, he knows that the juice is always worth the
After graduating high school in the height of COVID-19, graphic design was not on the forefront of Spencer Crandall’s mind. With a job already lined up in his uncle’s construction company, Crandall thought he had the next few years of
Designing with history in mind is not about recreating the past, it’s about understanding it. Behind many contemporary collections lies careful research – hours spent studying garments, textiles, sketches, and photographs preserved in fashion archives. These collections of historical dress
Interior design can transform any space, creating gorgeous environments that feel true to the residents or business owners who occupy these areas. Designers lend their talents to diverse settings, and while they often work with homeowners to breathe new life
As an aesthetic that focuses on intentional simplicity, minimalism is a movement trending across a wide range of artistic fields. From interior design to contemporary graphic design, minimalism is taking hold. Aspiring graphic designers should have a solid understanding of minimalist design principles and
It takes more than a good ear to break into music production. This competitive industry requires strategic insight, including the ability to navigate the complexities of music licensing. By knowing how to license music, you gain full financial control over your
Art is all about creation and creativity, but teaching creativity in schools can prove challenging in the absence of play. Play and art are closely interconnected — with art being born from play and play born from the practice of making art.
In animation, emotion is everything. This is what transforms simple sketches into storytelling sensations, granting characters depth while driving a powerful connection with the audience. These emotions are conveyed through a myriad of facial expressions, which determine how every muscle
Once a year, the RMCAD community gathers to celebrate the astounding graduates from 11 programs and countless states. On Sunday, May 4, friends, family, and faculty gathered in the Seawell Ballroom to celebrate the 2024-25 graduates. These students represent the
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Kat Medill The world of fashion is in constant flux, mirroring and influencing societal shifts. Designers are actively challenging traditional binary norms, creating clothing that transcends outdated labels and celebrates individual expression. This movement is
Dear RMCAD Family, Welcome to the Summer term at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design. Summer is a time of reflection for our college. As you enjoy the warm weather and longer days, I invite you all to look
Yamilla Rivera has been surrounded by art her whole life. Growing up in Puerto Rico in a family of artists, inspiration constantly enveloped her. Throughout her childhood, she was drawn to art and was always painting, sketching, or sculpting when
“I imagine the whole of art as a highly accurate mirror of the whole of reality in all of its permutations. Any aspect of reality that hasn’t been mirrored in art is an area of extreme interest and potential fruitful
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