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With the right materials and techniques, photographs, illustrations, printed text, and drawings can be transferred onto paper, wood, fabric, canvas, and other surfaces.
There’s something deeply satisfying about a clean, precise cut. No matter if you're trimming paper, cutting fabric, building a model, or preparing artwork for framing, choosing the right tool can make the difference between a professional finish and a frustrating afternoon.
Critique is one of the most valuable parts of an art and design education. It is also one of the most intimidating, especially for students experiencing their first group critique.
Learning to draw, paint, design, or build is only part of an art education. Learning how to talk about creative work—your own and the work of others—is equally important.
Critique is a skill. Like perspective drawing, typography, or color theory, it improves with practice.
Studio safety can easily become a super scary conversation about equipment: respirators, goggles, gloves, ventilation systems, and warning labels. But studio safety isn't necessarily about using the maximum amount of protective equipment for every task. It's about understanding the hazard and choosing precautions appropriate to the actual risk.
If you're a Foundation student, there's no need to stress about buying a mountain of supplies before you arrive. Your 2026 Foundation Kit is included as part of your studio fees and will be distributed during Orientation. Let's take a look at every item and why it's part of your kit.
