Illustration for Teens

Illustration is a dynamic and versatile method of communication that transcends language barriers, making it a valuable means of conveying ideas, stories, and concepts. Illustration is all about storytelling, and in this course, you'll explore various methods of visual storytelling, using traditional hand-drawn illustration techniques. Develop skills in observation, line drawing, shading, color application and storytelling, and discover how to convey emotions, messages, and concepts through your artwork. Proficiency in illustration opens doors to diverse career opportunities, including graphic design, animation, comics, concept art, and more. Whether you dream of illustrating children's books, or working on animated productions, this course will introduce you with the knowledge and techniques to turn your ideas into captivating illustrations.

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Upcoming Sessions:

Fridays, Oct 4 - Nov 1
4:30pm - 7:30pm
On campus
Instructor: Kathleen Gros
Tuition: $370.41
CSTC 105 F001

Wednesdays, Oct 2 - Oct 30
4:30pm - 7:30pm
On campus
Instructor: Robin Mitchell-Cranfield
Tuition: $370.41
CSTC 105 F002

Learning Outcomes

Through successful completion of this studio, you will be able to:

  • Develop illustration techniques, including line drawing, shading and color application
  • Experiment with a variety of traditional illustration media to expand your creative practice
  • Use visual storytelling to convey narratives and messages effectively
  • Discover the diverse fields of illustration and how to tailor your work for specific purposes
  • Apply illustration techniques to create an illustrated series or narrative illustration
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