Tyler Summer 2021Pre-College Online Programs

TYLER SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE

TYLER SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE
SUMMER 2021
PRE-COLLEGE
ONLINE PROGRAMS
Tyler School of Art and Architecture Pre-College Summer Programs offer creatively-driven high school
students entering grades 9–12 the challenging and meaningful experience of learning with other young
artists at one of the nation’s top schools for the study of art, design and architecture. Classes are taught
by dedicated faculty and practicing professionals who provide students with an immersive, hands-on experience.
Students of all levels will find classes that allow them to explore new media and artistic interests,
develop technical skills, discover creative career paths and create work suitable for a college admissions
portfolio. Join your creative peers this summer as you pursue your passion for creativity and innovation.
Following the success of our Online Summer 2020 Pre-College Programs, and given the
continued risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be hosting our pre-college programs
online for Summer 2021. Each of our programs has been adapted specifically for online learning to allow
students to engage in hands-on, project-based learning from the safety of their homes.
PROGRAMS AND DATES
MONDAY–FRIDAY
SESSION I
June 28–July 9
(No class July 5)
9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION II
July 12–23
9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION III
July 26–August 6
9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
PROGRAMS
Pre-College Studios
Portfolio Boot Camp
Architecture Institute
Pre-College Studios
Portfolio Boot Camp
Architecture Institute
Pre-College Studios
Portfolio Boot Camp
Environmental Design Institute
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REQUIRED TECHNOLOGY
To participate in our online programs students must
have access to the following:
• A desktop or laptop computer or Chromebook with an
up-to-date operating system
• High Speed internet connection
• Speakers and a microphone—built-in or USB plug-in
• A webcam or HD webcam—built-in or USB plug-in
• Smartphone
ONLINE CLASS FORMAT
Our online programs are designed to be as interactive as
possible and will include a mix of:
• Live face-to-face instruction and presentations with your instructors
• Time for hands-on art-making and projects, both independently
and in small groups
• Critique and discussion of projects with your instructors and classmates
• Virtual studio visits and guest lectures by practicing professionals
• Online resources such as virtual museum tours, site visits, and
demonstration videos
SAMPLE DAILY
SCHEDULE
MORE ABOUT
ONLINE FORMAT
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PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER STUDIOS
Open to students entering 9th to 12th grades
Students chose a morning and an afternoon studio for each two-week session from the classes listed below.
MORNING STUDIOS
FIGURE DRAWING & PORTRAITS
9:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
This workshop is based on the idea that the human figure is
a gift to the artist. Working from pre-recorded videos and still
images of clothed models, as well as portrait studies of yourself,
you will investigate portraiture and the figure using an array of
drawing materials. You will learn the facets of drawing the figure
by exploring proportion, form, gesture and composition. Portrait
studies are designed to give students a deeper understanding
of human expression. This is an important class for students
looking to enhance a college admissions portfolio! Previous
observational drawing experience is required.
PHOTOGRAPHY ESSENTIALS
9:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Learn the fundamental building blocks of creating a great
photo through an emphasis on light, composition, color, and
tonality. This class will include hands-on shooting assignments
that will introduce digital photography techniques using your
smartphone, as well as an opportunity to work with alternative
photography processes at home. You will learn to skillfully edit
your photos using mobile photo editing apps, and how to best
save and share your images. You will also explore making
photographic images without the use of a camera, using
photo-sensitive materials to create exciting cyanotypes and
lumen prints. Appropriate for all artistic levels.
THE ART OF PUNK
9:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Punk rock gave rise to an art movement that has come to
influence design, fashion, and visual culture around the world.
Through DIY (do-it-yourself) processes adapted for the online
format, students will explore the history and context of this
distinctive aesthetic by way of zine-making, collage and
independent publishing. Students will discover the integral role
that DIY media production played in punk, feminism, and other
anti-establishment movements and learn about some of the
most significant producers working within this realm. Beginning
with the Adobe Creative Suite and incorporating methods on
and off the computer, students will develop skills in typography
and design and digital to analog production methods. This
workshop encourages a spirit of inclusion, collaboration and
self-expression. Appropriate for all artistic levels.
PAINTING AND PROCESS
9:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Learn a variety of playful and academic painting processes
that have been around since the Renaissance and explore
painting with alternative everyday materials. Students will
be introduced to historic and contemporary artworks that
demonstrate how the history of painting and its processes
and materials are relevant today. Spark new ideas about
painting as you learn how to create your own paints and
pigments from household items, such as spices and eggs,
using methods that have existed for centuries. This class
will introduce the formal elements of composition, color and
form through observational painting and demonstrations of
techniques that are foundational to all painting processes.
Appropriate for all artistic levels.
GRAPHIC DESIGN FOUNDATIONS
9:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Graphic design is applied to everything visual, from road
signs to board games. This workshop will introduce the
process of using digital tools to create and combine
symbols, images and text to visually communicate ideas
and messages. By integrating digital photography,
typography and your own illustrations, you’ll explore
fundamental methods and principles. Projects utilize
Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and develop technical
skills and aesthetic understanding.
Appropriate for beginners. Basic computer skills are
recommended.
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AFTERNOON STUDIOS
CHARACTER DESIGN
1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
If you’re inspired by animation, comics, video games or
manga and wish to develop your own characters and
stories, this workshop is for you. Create your own original
characters from hand drawn sketches and leave class with
a series of finished drawings and further knowledge of
these exciting industries. Characters are brought to life by
emphasizing emotions through facial expression and action
through full body gesture drawing. Students will explore
props and accessories to create a convincing personality
for their characters. Design elements such as proportion
and silhouette will be introduced and will serve to refine
the character’s individual identity and story.
Appropriate for all artistic levels.
ACRYLIC & WATERCOLOR
1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Explore the endless possibilities of working with
water-based media on paper. Create dynamic paintings
through a mix of skill-building exercises, observational
studies and fun experimental projects. Learn how to blend
and layer fast-drying acrylic paints and use washes of
water-color to create transparent and opaque imagery.
Painting principles including composition, form and
color will be introduced. Previous observational drawing
experience recommended.
DRAWING
1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Drawing is fundamental to the vocabulary of an artist and is
an essential tool for observing, recording and responding to
the world around us. This workshop is ideal for those who
need to sharpen their basic drawing skills, whether you are
a new or experienced artist. Using a variety of drawing materials
including pencil, charcoal, conté and ink, students
are introduced to the technical elements of line, tone, form
and composition. You’ll experiment with drawing from many
sources, from landscape and still life to the human form.
Appropriate for all artistic levels.
ARTIST’S SKETCHBOOK
1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Use your sketchbook as a means for exploring the world
around you and developing your technical skills in
observation and imagination. Using a variety of media,
students will learn with elements of drawing, including
perspective, line, value, color and composition. Subjects
will include outdoor spaces, architectural interiors, the
figure and still-life and will be mixed with exercises that
encourage creative experimentation and idea development.
Through this investigation into drawing, students will
develop a unique vision in their sketchbooks that will serve
as a document of their individual worlds and experiences.
Appropriate for all artistic levels.
SCHEDULE
(Two-week sessions)
Monday–Friday, 9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION I JUNE 28–JULY 9
SESSION II JULY 12–23
SESSION III JULY 26–AUGUST 6
TUITION
ONE SESSION $845
TWO SESSIONS $1,690
THREE SESSIONS $2,535
VIDEO ART & MOTION GRAPHICS
1:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Exercise your creative expression and explore visual
communication through moving images and motion
graphics. This workshop introduces the technical and
conceptual possibilities of time-based media using digital
video, motion graphics, digital effects and sound. A
practical foundation for digital production techniques will
be introduced through the use of Adobe Premiere and
Adobe After Effects. Class time will focus on essential tools
and methods through a series of video exercises and a
larger final video project.
Appropriate for all artistic levels.
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ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE
Open to students entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades
Architecture is an innovative field that addresses the current and future
challenges of society at large. Created as a rigorous introduction to the
field of architecture, the Architecture Institute engages students in
collaborative design problems, faculty presentations, virtual site visits
and hands-on projects. The program will introduce you to methods of
architectural representation and design and processes related to
constructing and understanding the built environment. You will learn
the architectural techniques of orthographic drawing, drafting and model
making. By the end of the program, you will have gained new skills and
insight into the many college degree pathways and professions within this
exciting field. No previous experience required.
SCHEDULE
(Two-week sessions)
Monday–Friday, 9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION I JUNE 28–JULY 9
SESSION II JULY 12–23
TUITION
ONE SESSION $945
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ENVIRONMENTAL
DESIGN INSTITUTE
Open to students entering 10th, 11th and 12th grades
Are you interested in a career that involves the environment, design and
a sustainable future? This program introduces high school students to
the range of professions within landscape architecture and horticulture
through hands-on design projects, presentations by practicing
professionals and virtual field trips to award-winning project sites.
You’ll gain an understanding of sustainable design and key horticultural
concepts including green infrastructure, using native plants, urban and
community agriculture and engaging community members in the design
of public spaces. Leave the program with new skills and a broader
knowledge of the natural and built environment.
No previous experience required.
SCHEDULE
(Two-week session)
Monday–Friday, 9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION III JULY 26–AUGUST 6
TUITION
$945
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PORTFOLIO BOOT CAMP
Open to students entering 11th and 12th grades
Are you planning on applying to an art school? This program is for you!
Designed as an intensive portfolio preparation class, Portfolio Boot Camp
is open to 11th and 12th grade students with previous high school drawing
experience. Learning about the qualities of a well-rounded college admission
portfolio, students leave class with finished pieces that will distinguish them
as exceptional artists. Recognizing that observational drawing is the most
important feature an admissions counselor considers when reviewing a
portfolio, Boot Camp instruction focuses on drawing from still-life, figure
models and other live sources. With individual guidance from the instructor
and visits from Tyler’s Admissions Counselors, you’ll gain an understanding of
image presentation, learn about the college admissions process and develop
work to flesh out your portfolio that highlights your strengths.
NOTE: Previous observational drawing experience is required. Our online
programs will utilize pre-recordings and still images of clothed figure models.
Drawing from nude models will not be included in this class.
SCHEDULE
(Two-week sessions)
Monday–Friday, 9:45 a.m.–4 p.m.
SESSION I JUNE 28–JULY 9
SESSION II JULY 12–23
SESSION III JULY 26–AUGUST 6
TUITION
ONE SESSION $875
TWO SESSIONS $1,750
THREE SESSIONS $2,625
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ENROLLMENT DETAILS
CONTACT
For more information and registration visit our website:
tyler.temple.edu/precollege
Email: tylerpce@temple.edu
Phone: 215.777.9010
LOCATION
All of our Summer 2021 Pre-College Programs will be held
online using Zoom and Canvas, Temple’s Learning Management
System. Enrolled students will be provided with
information on how to access their online classes ahead of
the programs.
TUITION
Tuition and fees are listed on each specific program page.
If you would like to pay in installments when enrolling
online, please call our office. Note: A limited number of
scholarships and need based aid is available. Inquire early!
Email us at tylerpce@temple.edu for more information.
REGISTRATION
Enroll Now buttons can be found on each program page,
which take you directly to our online registration sites.
Enrollment is limited—please register as soon as possible to
reserve your place in class!
STUDENT ORIENTATION
Students are required to attend a one-hour orientation,
which will be offered twice in the weeks ahead of the
programs. Orientation is designed to help you navigate the
online tools that will be used to attend your classes. It is
important to understand that you will have a more difficult
time preparing for and joining your online classes on the
first day of the programs if you do not attend orientation.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
Email: tylerpce@temple.edu
Phone: 215.777.9010
Visit our website at tyler.temple.edu/precollege
for more information about this exceptional program!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA @TYLERPCE
To view past student work created in our online programs,
visit our Behance page: www.behance.net/tylerpce
To watch videos of our workshops visit our YouTube:
www.youtube.com/tylercontinuinged
Illustration by: Misha Shari Cobb
CONFIRMATION
Enrollment will be confirmed via email from Destiny One,
Temple’s non-credit registration site. A second email will
follow closer to the start of classes with information about
supplies, student orientation and setting up access to join
your classes.
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