Illustration

Watkins College of Art

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info@watkins.edu
866.887.6395

Course Info

Subject
Art and Design
Languages
English
Duration
4 years
Degrees
Bachelor

Course General Description

As an illustrator, you have the power to amuse, chasten, enlighten, and inspire the diverse audiences who view your work. That’s why our Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration is designed to develop both your creative hand and your inventive mind. On the journey toward developing your distinct style and voice, you will: explore the entire illustration process, including character development, sequential imagery, storyboarding, and visual narration analyze the historical and contemporary roles of illustration in reflecting, serving, and advancing culture master specific techniques related to picture books, game design, and animation dive deep into special topics through classes such as Illustration/Printmaking Camp and The Picture BookProxy-Connection

Tuition Fees

$31,600

Disciplines

Experimental Typography
Painting
Senior Illustration Portfolio
Advanced Web Development

Requirements

Academic Transcripts
Letters of recommendation
Letters of statement
Portfolio
CV

Grants and Scholarships

The Memorial Foundation Metro Nashville Arts Commission Tennessee Arts Commission Memorial Foundation Nashville Artist Guild

Course Notable Academia

Dan Brawner
Judith Sweeney O'Bryan
Rachel Briggs

School Info

Region
North America
Country
USA
City
Nashville (Tennessee)
Year of Establishment
1885
Number of students
200+
QS Rank
NA
THE Rank
NA
Webometrics
10799

School General Description

Watkins College of Art is a four-year art and design college located on a 13-acre campus in Nashville, Tennessee. Watkins offers Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degrees in film, graphic design, illustration, interior design, fine arts, and photography as well as post-graduate degrees in film and visual arts. As of 2019, approximately 200 students were enrolled, mostly full-time.[1] The college resides in a 60,000-square-foot (5,600 m2) facility in the MetroCenter area of north Nashville and offers on-campus housing. The Community Education Program serves students age four to adult through the Young Artist Program, the Adult Community Education Program, the Artist Lecture Series, and various outreach programs. Classes run on a semester basis: Fall, Spring, and Summer.

School Contacts

watkins.edu
info@watkins.edu
615.383.4848

Connections with Businesses

Film House
CMT (Country Music Television)
Taillight TV
NPT (Nashville Public Television)
Dick Clark Productions
Gomez Photography
Pivot TV – LA
NuMynd Studios
MTV – NY
Participant Media – LA
Stoker (Feature Film)
Inc.

Connections with other Schools and Educational Institutions

Americans for the Arts (AFTA)
Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+)
Grantmakers in the Arts (GIA)
Metro Nashville Arts Commission (MNAC)
Mid-South Sculpture Alliance (MSA)
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
National Arts and Disability Center (NADC)
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
Southern Arts Federation (SAF)
Tennessee Arts Commission (TAC)
Tennesseans for the Arts (TFTA)
Volunteer Lawyers and Professionals for the Arts (VLPA)
Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (VLA)

School Notable Academia

Karla Stinger-Stein
Brady Haston
Robert Scobey

Extracurricular Life and Facts of Interest

Animation and Illustration Club
Arctic Tusk
Company H (CoH)
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Film School Student Council
Queer Student Union
Watkins Art Collective

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