Creative art courses

...Fine Art A Level will develop your skills, knowledge and understanding of Fine Art and your ability to respond to the world around you in a personal and creative way. It will enable you to develop a range of skills and knowledge including materials and practices in the discipline of Fine...

...Photography is a visual media that can document a moment in time. It can be used to communicate an idea or make a visual statement. In lots of ways it can be related to Fine Art and be as creative and experimental as a painting. Alternatively, it can be associated with advertising, the media...

...To create and awareness of process of design. Explore available resources to develop basic craft skills. Explore and develop ideas creatively. Create, present and review final craft items...

...The course allows you to develop your own ideas and skills creatively. To help you with this we introduce you to lots of new techniques, materials and processes, and take you to a range of galleries and exhibitions to inspire your work. You will also have the opportunity to work with...

...This is a Fine Art course, aimed at developing students' skills, techniques and creativity in Fine Art. The aim of the course is to develop a highly ambitious and creative portfolio of work underpinned by solid skills, techniques and knowledge of the Fine Art world. Thoughtful and creative approach...

...This is a Fine Art course, aimed at developing students' skills, techniques and creativity in Fine Art. The aim of the course is to develop a highly ambitious and creative portfolio of work underpinned by solid skills, techniques and knowledge of the Fine Art world. Thoughtful and creative approach...

... and design skills, expressive capabilities and creative powers. It is suitable for anyone who considers Art & Design crucial to their future career choices...

...All Art and Design courses provide a stimulating and exciting exploration into the varied art specialisms. You will develop ideas by researching into other artists and be encouraged to examine the world around you visually. You will work through a variety of techniques and learn to...

...The BTEC First Diploma in Art and Design is a practical, work-related course. Students learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands. Under the support and guidance of a team of specialist Art and Design lecturing staff...

...To extend and advance students creative potential in a variety of Art and Design pathways, including Drawing and Painting, Ceramics, Graphics, 3D Design, Printmaking Jewellery and Textiles...

...A range of art and design approaches that get you to think creatively, to be able to research, solve visual problems, have good communication skills, and to work independently...

... of learning across a range of creative arts subjects as well as helping you to gain your...

... is an Art & Design approach to Textiles. WHY SHOULD I STUDY TEXTILE DESIGN? If you enjoy working with fabrics and materials in a creative manner then Textiles...

...The aim of this course is to enable prospective learners to encounter a wide range of conventional art and design activities and translate and develop these within the context of emerging computer arts and design disciplines. The course will provide a foundation in art and design and will encourage...

...The Foundation Degree in Applied Art has been developed in collaboration with the University of Sunderland. This is a two-year full time programme with a guaranteed progression onto a final top up year, allowing students to achieve a BA (Hons) in Fine...

...All Art and Design courses provide a stimulating and exciting exploration into the varied art specialisms. You will develop ideas by researching into other artists and be encouraged to examine the world around you visually. You will work through a variety of techniques and learn to...

...On completion of the course: You will receive an OCR Level 2 National Certificate in Art & Design. This is the same size and level as 4 GCSEs A*-C. You will be taught for 11 hours per week and must complete 6 units. Successful completion of the course will prepare you for either the world of...

... to facilities such as the printing presses and painting studios. WHY SHOULD I STUDY GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION? Graphic Communication is a creative and practical...

... to learn and to grow as a creative individual. We recognize that as students you are bringing with you a variety of experiences and different backgrounds...

...This is an intensive course which is designed to help students discover for themselves the area of specialism in art and design in which they want to make their mark. The course has three main aims: to introduce students to a wide range of study skill. to help them extend their creative abilities...