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Styling Portfolio and Promotional Strategies

Get career-ready. You will work to align your styling portfolio with your career goals by reviewing the layout, website, resume, branding, and promotional materials.

Digital Character Design

Introduction to character design techniques utilized within the animation and games industry. Students will explore concepts such as quick drawing, line-of-action, volume, and caricature that will be utilized to complete original characters, model sheets, and turnarounds.

Capture One

Capture One Workflow is designed to give you industry standard commercial workflow with Phase One’s Capture One software. It will focus on session-based workflow and editing. We will provide an in-depth review of tethered capture for studio and on-location. (This course is cross-listed with PH 317.)

User Experience: Human Centered Design

Gain creative problem-solving skills within the frameworks of Design Thinking. You’ll use a human-centered design approach to create innovative, effective, and sustainable interactive products and solutions.

Participatory Design

Participatory Design is key to creating equity. Working with residents and community, you will develop tools for collaborative decision-making that address the needs of diverse users by putting your communication techniques, design skills, and research methodologies into practice in a real-life project. (This course is cross-listed with ARH 712.)

Digital Painting Principles

Rapidly improve your digital painting skills to create believable concept art. You’ll paint the human figure and other types of materials to learn basic color theory.

Organic Modeling

Master modeling techniques like texturing, shading, and character set-up. Using nurbs, polygon, and subdivision modeling, you’ll finish at least one demo reel of quality modeling for your final project. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 636.)

Fashion Visual Research and Design Development

Fashion design is a process. You’ll build a firm foundation of skills as you develop and use visual research to create, edit, and balance a collection.

Tell Your Story: Personal Statement, Portfolio, Resume

Enter the creative and collaborative field of architecture by learning how to tell your own unique story. Explore and discover your path to architecture aligned with your values and passions. Create winning applications for internships, scholarships, graduate school, and employment. Develop resumes, cover letters, and portfolios that stand out.

Editorial Illustration

You will develop a personal communication approach to viewpoints on a specific subject or situation in this course. This includes an exploration of visual design used to illustrate words while creating portfolio pieces for the magazine market. (This course is cross-listed with ILL 706.)