Youth After School Art Camp
- Class size: 16 students (max)
- Date: Once a week for 1 month
- Day: Thursdays
- Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
- Age range: 8 to 14 years
- Location:1888 W 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC
Price: $295
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My teen daughter attended the week-long summer camp at The Cut & had the best experience. She learned so much in that short time, and left very inspired to continue on the creative path of fashion design. Highly recommend
Youth Art Program
Join our exciting Youth After School Art Program, designed for creative minds aged 8-14! Over the course of four weeks, your camper will explore various artistic disciplines, including fashion design, graphic design, interior design, and painting. We've developed an after school program to help young artists build a diverse portfolio that showcases their unique talents and interests. With engaging projects and hands-on activities, students will develop their skills, express their creativity, and gain confidence in their artistic abilities.
Overview
The camp will be limited to 16 participants to ensure individualized attention.
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We’re excited to help you take your first step into your future career in fashion. Don't wait to follow your passion, express yourself, and follow your dreams now.
Youth After School Art Camp: Join us for an engaging beginner course held twice a week, where you'll enhance your understanding of design fundamentals. Our hands-on workshops, led by expert instructors, focus on core principles that will be essential for your artistic growth. Explore valuable insights into design techniques that you can apply to your own projects. Participate in practical exercises designed to challenge your creativity while broadening your skills in a supportive environment. By the end of this camp, you will confidently utilize innovative design methods, enriching both your aesthetic and portfolio.
Price: CAD $295
Duration: 1 sessions a week for a month
Class Size: 16 students (maximum)
Your Student Will Learn:
By the end of the program, participants should be able to:
Explore Various Art Forms: Gain exposure to different disciplines such as fashion design, graphic design, interior design, and painting.
Develop Technical Skills: Learn fundamental techniques and tools for each art form.
Enhance Creative Thinking: Foster creativity through brainstorming sessions and project-based learning.
Build a Personal Portfolio: Create a collection of artwork that reflects individual style and interests.
Collaborate Effectively: Work with peers on group projects to develop teamwork and communication skills.
Receive Constructive Feedback: Learn how to give and receive critiques to improve artistic work.
Program Timeline
Week 1: Introduction to Art Forms; Basic Techniques
Week 2: Project Work
Week 3: Collaborative Projects
Week 4: Portfolio Presentation
Participants will be evaluated through:
Portfolio Review: A final presentation showcasing completed projects.
Peer Feedback: Engaging in constructive critiques with fellow participants.
Instructor Assessment: Personalized feedback throughout the program.
Method(s) of Evaluation*
Materials
Sketchbooks and drawing paper
Colored pencils, markers, and crayons
Watercolor sets and brushes
Glue sticks and scissors
Clay for three-dimensional projects
Various textiles and design materials for fashion projects
At the end of the week, each student will present the item they made in a fashion presentation for friends and family.
Create your own designs, meet industry insiders, and learn all about the exciting careers in the world of fashion with our summer teen fashion camp—register today
Meet your professors
Angel Torrella
Angel Torrella is a versatile visual artist, educator, graphic designer, and a pioneering figure in the digital art scene. Angel Torrella possesses an extensive background that bridges traditional fine arts with modern digital publishing, AI, and graphic design. His career is marked by a transition from high-level academic leadership in Cuba to a role as a staple of the design faculty in Canada.
Key Areas of Influence
- Design Educator: He is a veteran instructor in the Graphic Design program at LaSalle College Vancouver, where he has taught since 2006. He also served as the Academic Coordinator from 2010 to 2017.
- Audio Visual Educator: At PAVI, he taught the foundational digital art and graphic design courses from 2006 to 2010, which he continues to lead today.
- Digital Art Pioneer: In 1989, Torrella became one of the first pioneers of digital art in Latin America. His current work often involves complex digital techniques, such as creating fractal art and digital matte painting.
- Professional Artist: He is the creator of the "Mandel Bay City" series, a collection of digital and traditional artworks that blend abstract, surrealist, and urban landscape styles. His work is characterized by high-quality archival materials and giclée printing.
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