This month, artist and former LINK student, Zach Anderson, will lead students through a 3D laser-cutting workshop.

The workshop's goal is to inspire students to process ideas through the full context available to their individual imagination and awareness.

Students will be lead through an intensive workshop of gesture and timed drawings inspired by live (clothed) models.

Using mixed media on canvas that happens to be in the form of shoes.

This is a large-scale painting that will be brought to life in the color and painting of each individual artist.

Students will learn traditional hand-drawn animation techniques and how to break down motion and timing into key frames and in-betweens

Join us for a photography workshop with a twist. Find out what happens when you hack 21st century technology to use a lens design that is at least 3000 years old.

Through the deliberate practice of “mistake-making,” students will learn how to turn artistic bloopers into material for even better beginnings and remove the fear of making “bad art."

Select a story that interests you from the newspapers provided and create a collaged poster (newsprint, paper, pen, pencil etc.) that includes images and text. Once you have created the poster, change the text to take the opposite stance. See if the image still works.

In this workshop, we'll be looking at the history of illuminated letters and their effect on typography.