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Posted by Tatyana in Animation on 12 10th, 2009 | No Comments

Questions and Answers about the Comics and Animation

Here are some commonly asked questions about the Comics and Animation program. Please contact us if there is anything else you would like to know about our Comics and Animation classes, and keep watching for more information as the program continues to evolve. Q: The class is called “Animation”,...

Posted by Tatyana in Animation, Drawing on 12 10th, 2009 | No Comments

Anyone can draw Comics and Animation!

To the uninformed, drawing for Comics and Animation may seem like silly, simple nonsense. But the truth is that these are actually very sophisticated art forms based around the idea of storytelling. Far from being a simple diversion, our Comics and Animation classes are all about creating concepts and...

Posted by Tatyana in Animation, Featured Articles on 08 25th, 2009 | 1 Comment

Popular Career Options for Artists

Portfolio development is the course taken by those who wants to have art related career. There is a very wide range of career options available for people with a passion for art who would like to make it their profession. These options seem to be increasing every day with the advance of digital media...

Posted by Tatyana in Animation, Drawing on 08 8th, 2009 | No Comments

Animation Classes – Proven Success!

Last week we had our first Comics and Animation class which was a huge success. It was great fun to see what the students were able to accomplish. Now we’re adding another Animation class to allow more students to sign up and join in the fun. The schedule for August (3 classes left) is the following: Friday 3:30-5:00pm...

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Volunteers Needed!

Tatyana More information about summer camp can be found: http://www.artoneacademy.com/school...
Tatyana Our next acrylic class starts March 28, 2010....

The Art One Academy recruits local, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Markham and Toronto, high school student volunteers for the fall term (September through December), spring term (January through June), and summer term (July through August). Student volunteers assist teachers that support our education programs. Typical activities include preparing materials for art projects, cleaning, photocopying, filing, and assisting during teacher programs.

Candidates for the High School Volunteer Program must be rising juniors or seniors with a mature, positive attitude and a strong work ethic. The schedule will vary weekly, based on the number of projects to be completed. Service hours will be documented and may be submitted for school-based community service credits.