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
On Wednesday, January 28, Associate Professor of Liberal Arts at RMCAD, Crisosto Apache, was named Colorado’s 11th Poet Laureate. Poet Laureate is one of the highest recognitions in the world of poetry. Apache will hold the honor for a two-year
Mastering digital photography goes far beyond capturing a sharp image – it requires a deep understanding of editing workflows, color, and creative nuance. This guide explores advanced techniques for certificate holders who want to elevate their work, from non-destructive workflows
Lighting is one of the most powerful – and often underestimated – tools in interior design. Beyond simply making a space visible, lighting shapes emotional response, supports biological rhythms, affects perception of materials and color, and defines how people function
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Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill In the modern educational landscape, the art room is often seen as a sanctuary–a place where the rigid rows of desks give way to easels and the scent of graphite. However, for
Regardless of the medium, metaphors are among the most important narrative devices. In illustrated books, comics, cartoons, and animated feature films. Visual metaphors are an invaluable tool in telling powerful stories. However, much like how deciphering these unique visuals is
For too long, the study of art history has been confined to a rigid, chronological march. A dizzying parade of ‘isms’ and movements often centered on a narrow European and North American perspective. This traditional structure sacrifices deep understanding for
Across cultures and crises, fine arts initiatives foster expression, connection and resilience. Art therapy programs can help fractured communities process trauma and rebuild trust so they may ultimately imagine collective futures rooted in hope and healing through art. Framing Fine
As the upper wall in a room, the ceiling can easily be overlooked as a utilitarian feature. Its primary purpose is to hide the structural components of the building, yet ceiling design can have a surprisingly significant impact on the
Wellness retreats thrive on thoughtful, calming interior design that soothes the senses, encourages reflection and supports renewal. Every material selection, light choice and spatial decision must contribute to deep relaxation and revitalization. Defining Wellness-Centered Interior Design Our surroundings have a
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