Working from live models students are encouraged to experiment with various rendering techniques while polishing their understanding of human anatomy.

Refined focus on sequential storytelling. The purpose of this class is creation of portfolio pieces for those interested in a career in comics and storyboarding.

Advanced assignments utilizing traditional and digital rendering. The goal of these assignments is professional quality artwork ready for reproduction.

Students cultivate their own intellectual properties for publication. Classwork covers character and supporting cast development, story arcs, scripting and writing pitch proposals.

Further development of  color use and digital techniques in this class geared toward producing art for the comic book, illustration and graphic design market.

Students are prepped for the working world of commercial art, with instruction in portfolio development, interview skills, and job acquisition techniques. This class can also be a bridge between education and employment, with actual job opportunities when available.

Advanced application of type and text skills developed during Lettering I and II, for production of printed samples and self promotional material.

Advanced instruction in concept, layout, execution and completion of projects for print and digital publishing.

A class devoted to refining skills and applying them to the creation of a portfolio that reflects the individual’s strengths and professionalism.