Students are taught by specialist staff who will offer practical advice and instruction together with personal encouragement in discovering individual creative skills.
This course will introduce students to and familiarise them with the creative use of the computer, using Apple Macintosh (iMac OS X) computers and scanning software.
Students will be introduced to the essential features of commonly used programmes such as Adobe Photoshop CS. This course is ideal for those students with an interest in digital photography, but is not essential. The student will have the opportunity to explore image manipulation, illustration programmes, and multi-media output.
Students will be encouraged to develop their understanding through personalised projects, exploring the potential of their developed skills. It is recommended students have a basic familiarity of Apple Macintosh computers. Students are encouraged to keep a visual diary, which reflects their personal practice, individual interests and the work of other artists. This becomes a personal journal of their development during the course.
It is recommended students have a basic familiarity of Apple Macintosh computers.
All students are required to be at least 16 years of age on the commencement of course.
Successful enrolment will be confirmed by letter.
Course fee: £295
To apply for the course you will need to complete a booking form and return it to the Short Course Administrator at Grays School of Art.
