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COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMFOR HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG ADULTS

YOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOPFOR STUDENTS GRADES 1–8

Y O U T H P R O G R A M SY O U T H P R O G R A M S

F A L L 2 0 1 3 & S P R I N G 2 0 1 4

the artistic potential

Pre-College Programs for High School Young Adults 2

Pre-College Classes for High School Young Adults 4

Young Artists Workshop for Students Grades 1–8 12

General Information 18

Registration Form 21

in all youth in an exciting and challenging visual arts college environment.

Contents

I N S P I R I N GI N S P I R I N G

Classroom and studio photography by Karl Seifert, www.KarlsPortfolio.comCatalog design by DK Shields, Inc.

Dear Youth Students, Parents & Guardians,

Welcome to Moore College of Art & Design’s Youth Programs and our rich

offering art courses to young people and today Moore’s youth programs serve close to 1,000 young people each year.

Art and design courses are available for boys and girls, young men and women in grades 1 –12 in Animation, Computer Graphics, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Gaming Design, Graphic Design, Photography and Portfolio Preparation and more.

Moore College’s Youth Programs Offer:

regional rail lines.

Please contact us for course suggestions, to schedule a campus visit or for additional information at 215.965.4030 or [email protected].

Sincerely,

Natalie Payne Amanda White Co-Director, Youth Programs AssistantContinuing Education

1Youth Programs at Moore

for High SchoolYoung Adults

P R E - C O L L E G E

HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSArt & Design and Fashion Design

you will need to enroll in the program and pay a one-time enrollment fee of $25. Take

area within three years and you will receive special recognition from Moore College of Art & Design.

WORK STUDY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMApply for the High School Work Study Leadership Program and develop skills as

for full-tuition, covering the cost for ONE three-hour class.

PORTFOLIO INFORMATION AND REVIEWSNot sure how to prepare your portfolio for your art school applications? Portfolio Dos and Don’ts presentations are offered each semester and include examples of Admissions’ student work and digital portfolio preparation tips. A question and answer session follows each presentation, and you will have an opportunity to sign up for a portfolio review to receive individualized feedback.

P R O G R A M SP R O G R A M S

2 Register Now: Contact us at [email protected] or 215.965.4030

ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS

All high school students may submit artwork for the annual spring artist exhibition. The exhibition will be on view at Moore and students and their families are invited to a special opening reception.

SUMMER ART & DESIGN INSTITUTEYoung women who have completed their sophomore, junior or senior year of high school may attend the Summer Art & Design Institute (SADI), a residential four-week summer pre-college program.

interest: Animation & Illustration, Fashion Design, Fine Arts: Painting & Printmaking or Photography.

for a student’s formal college admission portfolio.

arts community in Philadelphia.

completion of the program.

NEW MOORE COLLEGE

PROGRAM FOR YOUNG WOMENAny young woman who has completed her 10th or 11th year of high school and enrolls in at least two Pre-College Programs classes during her 10th or 11th grade year will be awarded a $1,500 scholarship upon acceptance in full-time enrollment at Moore College of Art & Design. The scholarship is renewable for a maximum of $6,000.

3Pre-College Programs

Moore’s educational environment and creatively focused programs help students build a strong foundation in the arts.

PRE-COLLEGE

FORHIGH SCHOOLC L A S S E S

HIGH SCHOOL


StudentsH IGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL

Pre-College Classes for High School Students 5

Portfolio PreparationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters

Course Code: YFA033Tuition $365

Focus on observational drawing skills using a wide range of materials as you build a strong portfolio for college admissions review.

Painting StudioSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Learn painting fundamentals of color and composition through a variety of techniques for still life, landscape and abstract creations.

Fall Semester: Saturdays, October 5 – December 14, 2013 Spring Semester: Saturdays, February 8 – April 12, 2014

Choose a Saturday morning session from 9 am to 12 pm and/or an afternoon session from 1 pm to 4 pm.

Basic SewingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters

Course Code: YFD021Tuition $420

and garment construction, but are not experienced at sewing. Learn hand-sewing techniques, understanding

trip to a local fabric store.

Drawing EssentialsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Develop perceptual and pictorial skills that will further your art and design study. You will learn vital concepts of line, value, gesture, composition and perspective through basic drawing techniques and materials.

MORNING CLASSES


Raku CeramicsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Learn to create forms using wheel throwing and

pieces using the exciting ancient Japanese process of raku, a quick procedure that results in a unique luster and surface.

Comic Book IllustrationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only

Course Code: YIL021Tuition $365

Learn the fundamentals of concept development, character design and storyboards to bring your creative images to life. Establish pace, energy and timing as you develop your individual style of drawing into a printed story adventure!

Fashion Industry IntroductionSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Calling all future fashion designers! Learn the fashion industry: terminology, history, famous designers, styles and trends. Learn design principles and the many career options in the fashion industry.

Digital PhotographySaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only

Course Code: YPDA023Tuition $420

Discover the elements and principles used in making photographs rather than just taking photographs! Learn the settings and functions of your digital camera, shooting techniques and

Expressive PortraitureSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Discover the proper methods to render realistic facial likeness and expressions. You will work with clothed models to further your observational and

Creative ClaySaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Create three-dimensional artwork from clay. Learn the fundamentals of hand building, including coiling, pinching and slab pieces as you work on the potter’s wheel to create both functional and decorative works of art.

Moore’s equipment rich facilities and small studio classes provide students with a challenging and fun college experience.

7Pre-College Classes for High School Students

Drawing a Graphic NovelSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Learn to record observations, experiences and memories into a sketchbook that will become the basis for your graphic novel. You will develop your drawing style, character design and story ideas

Graphic Design FundamentalsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only

Course Code: YGD020Tuition $365

Explore the world of graphic design – the visual language of everyday life. Learn design fundamentals and terminology to communicate concepts. Using design layouts, you will create ads, posters, logos and package designs.

Urban PhotographySaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Explore city sites and learn techniques, skills and

Haute CoutureSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Create original couture concept designs, color and texture story and presentation board in the spirit of high fashion and luxury fabrics. A special visit to the costume and textile collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art will inspire students in the high-end world of couture design.

One-on-one instruction from well


AFTERNOON CLASSES

Jewelry Design & Small MetalsSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Learn design techniques to create jewelry and small metal artworks. Technical information combined with creativity will allow you to create unique one-of-a-kind pieces.

Fashion Design & Construction ISaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Construct a garment by developing pattern drafting skills. Learn how to draft and adjust basic

the Fashion Show. Prerequisite

Fashion Design & Construction IISaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Sewing instruction for the advanced student with a strong emphasis on technical skill development and

in the Fashion Show. Prerequisite: Fashion Design & Construction I.

Digital VideoSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Produce short digital videos from concept to completion. Learn digital capture, sound and editing, traditional hand drawing skills, Photoshop and video skills.

AnimationSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Learn concept development, character design and storyboarding as you transform your stories and ideas into animated action.

Custom T-Shirts: Silkscreen DesignSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Create your own custom t-shirts through the process of silkscreen printing. Develop image and text designs to transfer onto a variety of options.

Artwork by Abigail Gross, High School Student.


Life DrawingSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Develop strong composition and proportion skills

will lead to longer poses and the development of more complete, detailed drawings. This class uses nude models.

Fashion RestyleSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


A construction class that balances art and creativity to produce new garments from old and new materials - vintage clothing, recycled materials,

construct one-of-a-kind fashions. Sewing experience is not necessary.

Introduction to IllustrationSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Develop illustration skills and learn to be a creative visual thinker while working on the types of projects that contemporary illustrators practice – animated characters, children’s books, movie storyboards, magazine covers, greeting cards and web images.

Photo BookSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Through editing and sequencing a series of images you will create a hand constructed photo story book

Intro to Gaming DesignSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Learn hands-on design to create simple interactive games through concept, sketching, animation and basic programming skills.

Fashion Concepts & IllustrationSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Develop a fashion collection through the exploration of history, trends and fashion designers. Start with a sketchbook to express your ideas then learn to

Interior DesignSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only

Course Code: YID020Tuition $365

Design interior spaces through an overview of

furniture and lighting in addition to developing basic drawing skills.


One-Day Spring Technology WorkshopsFOR 9TH - 12TH GRADE STUDENTS

Join Moore as we celebrate a year of technology with two new spring one-day technology workshops focusing on digital art and creating visual music. Visit the website for additional information.


YOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOP

FORP R O G R A M

that are interested or curious about art and design. Classes embrace multiple student skill levels within a structured environment allowing students to pursue their creative passion. Projects vary each semester using unique art materials. Art supplies are provided for all students.


Students

Fall Semester: Saturdays, October 5 – December 14, 2013 Spring Semester: Saturdays, February 8 – April 12, 2014

Choose a Saturday morning session from 9 am to 12 pm and/or an afternoon session from 1 pm to 4 pm.

13YAW Programs for 1st – 8th Grade

Drawing & Painting StudioSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Develop basic drawing and painting skills through your work with still life, interiors, cityscapes and more. Learn the formal elements of art through diverse materials including pencil, pen, ink, charcoal and watercolor.

Fashion Accessory DesignSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Design accessories that will transform fashion. Projects include hats, scarves, belts, handbags and

techniques are covered.

Fantasy IllustrationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Transform artwork through a variety of exciting illustration projects that include comic subjects,

Emphasis is on exercising the imagination and experimenting with different drawing materials and techniques.

MORNING CLASSES

7–8CLASSES FOR GRADES


Introduction to Figurative Drawing Saturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Explore proportion, form, composition and value while developing your observational drawing skills. Students will draw from a clothed model and work in graphite, charcoal and Conte crayons.

Digital Art & Web DesignSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Learn digital design fundamentals through the use of Adobe Creative Suites and other software tools to build your own dynamic website.

Drawing Anime & MangaSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Explore Japanese comics and print cartoons while learning the steps of making mini-manga. Students will expand their drawing skills in facial expression,

Fashion IllustrationSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Study the basic elements of fashion design as a background for your drawings. Learn to illustrate

your original designs.

AFTERNOON CLASSES

Artwork by Megan Le, High School Student.


MORNING CLASSIntroduction to Drawing & Painting Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Young artists explore a foundation of drawing and painting through a rich variety of tools and materials. Thought provoking resources are provided to help

Introduction to Drawing & SculptureSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Develop drawing skills in combination with creating sculptures. A variety of drawing media and building materials such as wood, clay, wire, plaster and recycled materials are incorporated.

Fashion BasicsSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Learn simple sewing skills to create miniature garment designs through hand sewing techniques while learning fashion terms and basics of the fashion industry.

Intro to Digital ArtSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall Semester Only


Create works of art using digital tools on Mac computers, Wacom tablets and other digital imaging tools.

Intro to SewingSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Learn sewing and handwork basics through cutting fabric, hand sewing, embellishments and embroidery to create simple projects like tote bags.

Cartooning & Character Design Saturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Spring Semester Only


Students develop drawing skills while studying motion, sequence drawing and character design. Techniques such as perspective, composition, basic rendering and value are explored in this fun class.

AFTERNOON CLASSES


Moore provides a safe and nurturing artistic community for youth to explore their individual interests

Artwork by Olivia Maltz, 5th - 6th grade student.


Art Box Adventures – Grades 3 – 4

Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Welcome to a world of creativity through watercolor, tiles, printmaking and more. Students learn elements

various cultures and periods in art history. Projects vary each semester.

3D Projects – Grades 1–2

Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Fall Semester Only


Create inventive sculptures and relief projects using unique materials such as metal, paper, aluminum, wire, clay and more.

Art & Nature Discoveries – Grades 1–2

Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm, Spring Semester Only


Study the outdoor world in search of birds, bugs, plants, and more in this fun, hands-on exploration of the intersecting worlds of art and nature. Use nature as inspiration for a variety of creative projects in

encouraged to explore a variety of media.

MORNING CLASSES AFTERNOON CLASSCreative Building – Grades 3 – 4

Saturdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Fall and Spring Semesters


Experience the joy of working with clay while making inventive objects of all kinds. The course aims to expand imagination and heighten sensory awareness in a nurturing environment that stresses experimentation and fun. Projects vary each semester.



CLASSES

All classes are studio based and held in Moore’s

hours each week, providing 30 contact hours each semester. Flexible morning and afternoon classes are available.

ENROLLMENT

Class size is kept small with an approximate maximum of 12 students. Students should register early to guarantee course availability.

FACULTY

educators and practicing artists and designers teach in our youth programs. Additionally, the Continuing Education department has dedicated professional staff for the Youth Programs, all with a background in art and education. For a complete listing of faculty and their scheduled youth course, please visit the Youth Programs section at www.moore.edu.

FAMILY & FRIENDS DAY

Parents, guardians, friends and relatives are invited to Family & Friends Day, held on December 14 and April 12. An invitation will be sent home with students.

ART SUPPLIES

Art supplies are provided to students in courses for grades 1–8. Students in courses for grades 9–12 are required to purchase supplies and will receive a

purchase supplies ahead of time. Instructors will provide information regarding supply options. High school students will need an additional $25 - $50 (approximately) for art supplies.

CODE OF CONDUCT

Students are expected to follow general behavior rules of being respectful of each other, the instructor and staff, as well as the college facility. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and Moore reserves the right to dismiss students from class. Students dismissed from the program do not receive refunds.

CLASS CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS

Moore College of Art & Design reserves the right to cancel courses, alter its curriculum, change instructors or modify tuition and fees for its programs. Portions of this publication are subject to change without notice. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment will be

by phone and/or email in the event of a class cancellation. All fees and tuition will be refunded within 2 to 4 weeks for any cancelled class.

General Information

FALL SEMESTERSaturdays, October 5– December 14, 2013

Open House:

Registration Deadline:

Family & Friends Day

SPRING SEMESTERSaturdays, February 8 – April 12, 2014

Open House:

Registration Deadline:

Family & Friends Day

IMPORTANT DATES


CAMPUS LOCATION

Franklin Parkway. Many of our youth classes take advantage of Moore’s location by including off-site trips to arts and cultural attractions at no additional cost. Additionally, youth classes take advantage of Aviator Park and Logan Square, both located across the street from Moore, by holding classes in these outdoor areas when the weather permits.

Moore is a safe and manageable campus. Students can be dropped off in front of the college’s main entrance on Race Street between 19th and 20th where they will be greeted by college and/or youth programs staff. Students are dismissed from class and are instructed to wait in the college main lobby if they are being picked up.

GETTING HERE

Moore is conveniently located within a one to three block walk from SEPTA and Suburban Station regional rail lines. Discounted Center City parking is available on Saturdays. On-street parking is available around our campus

19General Information

Register By Mail:

Moore College of Art & Design

20th Street and The Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19103

Register By Fax: 215.965.4047 For your security, the fax machine is private.

Register Online:

www.moore.edu/youth_programs

Register By Email: [email protected] Scan and email the completed registration form.

Register By Phone: 215.965.4030 Monday - Friday, 9 am – 5 pm

Register In-Person:

Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm

Registration Information

TUITION & FEES INFORMATION

Registration fee: $45

Tuition fees vary according to course and are listed under the course description.

Second course discount – Reduced rate of $290 for second course is available only when registration

A limited number of partial scholarships are available. Scholarship information and the scholarship form are available for download at http://www.moore.edu/youth_programs/register-now. The scholarship form must be returned along with the completed registration form and payment at the time of registration. Scholarship applicants cannot register online. Scholarships cannot be redeemed after a registration form has been received and retroactive refunds are not processed. Early registration is strongly encouraged as scholarship funding is limited.

TUITION REFUND & WITHDRAWAL POLICY

Education via email to [email protected] or fax 215.965.4047. Tuition refunds are not given if a student

calculated according to the following schedule:

Register early!

REGISTRATION IS EASY

Payments are accepted by check, money order, Visa or MasterCard. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Moore College of Art & Design. Cash payments may be made in person. Partial payments cannot be accepted.


REGISTRATION FORM - YOUTH PROGRAMS FALL 2013 / SPRING 2014

Student First Name Student Last Name

Male Female Date of Birth

School Grade

Home Address City, State Zip

Parent/Guardian Name Parent/Guardian Email

Cell Phone Alternate Phone

Emergency Contact Name Emergency Contact Phone

Moore College of Art & Design Phone: 215.965.4030

20th Street and The Parkway Email: [email protected]

Total Tuition $

Registration Fee $ 45.00

TOTA L D U E $

Fall 2013 Spring 2014

AM Course

PM Course

Second Course discount provides a reduced rate. See page 20.

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Rec __________________

Reg __________________

Dep __________________

Conf _________________

Is this your 1st time registering for Youth Programs? Y N Where did you hear about our programs? Internet Catalog Friend Teacher Other

Form of payment (in full only) Check Money Order Visa MasterCard

Name on check/money order or credit card (please print)

Tuition

Please note if your child has permission to leave unaccompanied upon class dismissal. Y N List anyone other than the parent/guardian or emergency contact that is authorized to pick up your child.Only authorized adults will be allowed to pick up.

Authorized Pick Up Name Phone Number

Authorized Pick Up Name Phone Number

Disclaimer & Photo Waiver : By registering with the Youth Programs, I agree that Moore College of Art & Design, the Youth Programs staff and faculty cannot be held liable for personal injury or damage to the registered students or their property. I am also aware that periodically, photographs or video may be taken of the registered student and their artwork for the purpose of promoting Moore’s programming, showcasing the classroom

without further approval or compensation. Those parents/guardians who do not wish for photos of the registered student or their artwork to be used must notify Youth Programs staff in writing no later than the 1st day of class.

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