By Anne Shulock, Communications Specialist, San Francisco Art Institute In art school, there is no single way to approach your education. Art is messy—not just in the splatter-painted-clothes sense, but in the way that artists must grapple with form, content, … Continued
By: Andrew Lyndon Director of Fine Arts and Professor of Animation at California College of the Arts (campuses in San Francisco and Oakland) Are you thinking of a career in animation? It’s an excellent idea, for a number of reasons. … Continued
By Char Norman, Associate Provost Columbus College of Art & Design You wouldn’t buy a pair of jeans with out trying them on, so why choose a college before trying it out? The college decision is one of the most … Continued
Desiree Zielinski graduated from Mid-Valley High School in Throop, Penn., in 2008. She is currently a student at Marywood University, Scranton, Penn, where she is majoring in graphic design. She should earn her bachelor’s in fine arts in the spring. … Continued
Rosemary Gallegos, a junior at United High School in Laredo, Texas, is the best sort of example when teachers seek out a well-rounded student. She aims at creating art, especially art created from recycled materials to being part of her … Continued
Senior Naomi Fiebelkorn attends Sammamish High School in Bellevue, Wash. The high school offers unique arts programming and advanced placement courses and Naomi has taken advantage of both. However, her art for the Creative Outlook contest has been of her … Continued
Merriam-Webster defines combine as the act of uniting into a single expression or the ability to act together. For Karen Li, a senior at Bob Jones High School, Madison, Ala., the act of combining her loves of piano and figure … Continued
Jaclyn Alcazar, a senior at Holy Family High School College Preparatory, Glendale, Calif., learned to play piano in preschool. Her preschool teacher told her parents that Jaclyn plunked with joy. “I had an easier time it seems,” she says. She … Continued
Yuan Chang, a senior at Cape Coral High School, Fla., is a sort of late bloomer to the world of piano, but she has made up for her late entry into music with great zeal. She joined her school orchestra … Continued
Lauren Pratt Associate Producer for Music at the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (Abridged for Creative Outlook Magazine) From its early, heady days, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, Calif., has always stood for progress, not only creative and conceptual, … Continued