Drawing

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Concentration

Drawing

Drawing is dynamic and open in its research, critique and intensive studio and post-studio exploration tailored to each student’s unique voice.

Explore various media and forms using interdisciplinary concepts and approaches as you develop and express your creative identity and philosophy.

Popular courses

DRWG 211 Drawing Media and Techniques
DRWG 311 Intermediate Drawing: Studio
DRWG 315 Intermediate Drawing: Studio/Research
DRWG 321 Intermediate Drawing: Studio
DRWG 451 Senior Studio

Careers include:

Practising artist or illustrator
Tattoo-artist
Arts administrator
Educator
Entrepreneur
Curator

Studio facilities

Shared studio spaces in first and second-year classes
Individual studio spaces in the third and fourth year
Pop-up student gallery spaces

Faculty

Full-time faculty

Richard Brown Miruna Dragan Laurel Johannesson Justin Waddell

Alumni

Notable alumni

Hannah Doerksen