Working from live models with a continued refinement of anatomy and observational representation. Students are encouraged to experiment with techniques and media.

Students hone their storytelling skills in this class, which concentrates on producing art for comic books, storyboards and graphic novels.

Additional skill building with both traditional ink and digital media.

Further development of student focused scripting and storytelling.

Color principles and theories applied to comic art and illustration, using digital programs including Adobe Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint and Procreate.

Concentration on acquiring both a professional attitude toward the field of cartoon and commercial art Discussions regarding creator rights, client negotiations, invoicing, contracts and establishing oneself as a self-representing artist.

Digital lettering applied to Logo design, and type applications for commercial use.

Instruction in the principles of project management as it applies to the production of both digital and print publications.

The theories and application involved in exaggeration and stylization of figures including foreshortening and dynamic perspective utilizing elements of animation and human movement.