Classes I Teach

Strategic Creativity: Teaching Students to Craft and Defend Innovative Ideas.

In an era brimming with technological tools and advancements, one fundamental truth remains unwavering: the essence of education lies not just in acquiring skills, but in cultivating critical thinking, strategic creativity, and boundless imagination. No matter how many tools emerge through technology, teaching students to harness their imaginative prowess is essential in the ever-evolving landscape of design.

As an educator, I firmly believe that while the intricacies of design methodologies evolve, understanding the ‘why’ behind our craft and defending creative decisions are timeless skills. In today’s dynamic workforce, students must not only master design techniques but also grasp the significance of their work’s purpose.

Through embracing critique as a catalyst for growth, nurturing versatility across styles, and championing the power of imagination in idea development, students emerge not merely as designers but as strategic thinkers poised to make enduring impacts in their chosen fields.

“Creativity is seeing what others see and thinking what no one else has ever thought.”

In an era brimming with technological tools and advancements, one fundamental truth remains unwavering: the essence of education lies not just in acquiring skills, but in cultivating critical thinking, strategic creativity, and boundless imagination. No matter how many tools emerge through technology, teaching students to harness their imaginative prowess is essential in the ever-evolving landscape of design.

As an educator, I firmly believe that while the intricacies of design methodologies evolve, understanding the ‘why’ behind our craft and defending creative decisions are timeless skills. In today’s dynamic workforce, students must not only master design techniques but also grasp the significance of their work’s purpose.

Through embracing critique as a catalyst for growth, nurturing versatility across styles, and championing the power of imagination in idea development, students emerge not merely as designers but as strategic thinkers poised to make enduring impacts in their chosen fields.

“Creativity is seeing what others see and thinking what no one else has ever thought.”

DDN210

Design with Type

This course explores fundamentals and traditions for designing with type. The emphasis is on print typography and overall composition.

DDN312

Advanced Typography

This studio-intensive course introduces a new dimension to typographic foundations through the inclusion of motion and interactivity in type.

DDN476

Portfolio II

Formally knows as Advanced Design Practicum, this advanced design course, students incorporate their personal style into the development of a portfolio.

DDN210

Design with Type

This course explores fundamentals and traditions for designing with type. The emphasis is on print typography and overall composition.

DDN312

Advanced Typography

This studio-intensive course introduces a new dimension to typographic foundations through the inclusion of motion and interactivity in type.

DDN476

Portfolio II

Formally known as Advanced Design Practicum, this advanced design course, students incorporate their personal style into the development of a portfolio.

Other classes I teach

  • Design Studio I
  • Design Studio II
  • Design Studio III
  • Principles of Design
  • Type I
  • Design Principles I & II
  • Design Drawing
  • Visual Communication
  • Advertising Fundamentals

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