In this workshop, Jovon Rossman will lead students through the iterative steps of solution-based problem solving, commonly known as “Design Thinking”.  Students will practice design thinking frameworks for innovation used at Facebook, Apple, Google and AT&T and taught by IDEO and the Stanford d.School.

Learn to see and describe the movement of the human body in this gesture drawing workshop. Working with a clothed model, we will discover a simple method of mapping a complicated form into shapes, angles, and big proportions.

In this workshop, Esther Loopstra will lead you through creative drawing exercises that will allow you to find a unique visual language of your own.

In this workshop, Drew Wicklund will teach students to use their observational skills to draw from life. He’ll reveal methods for finding the freedom to draw with an open mind, soaking everything in, and capturing the moment anytime/anywhere with art and word.

In this workshop, Jeff Barlow will walk us through the history of illuminated letters and their effect on typography.

Join former LINK Student and present day San Francisco based artist Chelsea Wong as we adorn 200 square feet with a lasting piece of public art in her inimitable style. Located in SODO at The Canine Club, this is a work that will be seen by the entire city.

Students will generate a variety of expressive lines and marks during a guided exercise, and learn about the impact of repetition and movement.

Through Iteration and using unpredictable techniques, I will guide the students through a process that can feel chaotic, and a little scary.

In this month's workshop, students will be divided into 4 to 5 small groups to work on designing a pop-up library guided by a team of architects from Team Gensler.

In this workshop we will be exploring the subject of rain in the city through the beautiful combination of acrylic paint on gold leaf. It is a multi-step process that is both ancient and contemporary.