After graduating with a B.F.A. from Kansas City Art Institute, Stefanie interned at American Greetings where she illustrated and animated e-cards. Later that year, she moved to Boulder, Col. to work for Moxie Sozo, an international advertising agency, where she … Continued
July is already here, and the 2020 Creative Outlook Cover Contest is still going strong! We’ve extended the deadline this year to September 1st, so if you haven’t had a chance to submit your work yet, there’s still plenty of … Continued
When he was 17 years old, Jason Mack took a glass bead-making class with his mother that influenced the direction of his career. “When working with glass, it feels like you are working with a living organism because of the … Continued
The 2020 Creative Outlook Cover Contest opened on April 1st, and we’re already excited by all the amazing art submitted so far! The contest closes on September 1st this year, so there’s still plenty of time to submit your work … Continued
Getting recognition for your hard work is always a nice thing. But getting recognition for your hard work with an Emmy award is beyond better. For Communications alumna Norma Lopez (B.A. 2019), having this under her belt so early on … Continued
We spoke to art students in schools across the country to see what kinds of work they are creating for their portfolios. Enjoy perusing the work of these talented artists.
This is your chance to win a $250 art scholarship and to have your art featured on the cover of the 2020 issue of Creative Outlook. Visit the contest page NOW to enter! Submit up to five images and then … Continued
Get ready for your chance to win a $250 art scholarship and to have your art featured on the cover of the 2020 issue of Creative Outlook, to be published in November. The 2020 Creative Outlook Cover Contest opens April … Continued
The Creative Outlook art panel has reviewed all the entries from the 2019 Creative Outlook Cover Contest and selected the First and Second winners. Congrats to our 2019 winners below! And thanks to all of those who participated in this … Continued
“I like taking an idea that I’ve imagined and seeing it come to life,” says alumna Olivia Hegner ’14 M.Arch ’15. “One minute you’re struggling with a problem and the next minute there’s a beautiful rendering on the wall or … Continued