Becoming a digital artist from computer illiteracy
- 익선아트센터
- Aug 22, 2024
- 2 min read
Digital Art: Becoming a digital artist from computer illiteracy
Instructor: Kwak So-jeong
Date: 2024 Sep 11 to Nov 20, every Wednesday 10AM to 1PM (10-week course, Not open during Chuseok)
Tuition fee: 400,000 won (materials cost not included)
Target participants: Everyone
Maximum participants: 15 people
Application deadline: Until September 3rd
Location: Ikseon Arts Center (102, 21 Samil-daero 30-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul)
Program Guide
🎨 Becoming a digital artist from computer illiteracy: Digital Art Class at Ikseon Arts Center 💻
The new digital art class presented by Ikseon Art Center provides a special experience where even beginners who are not familiar with technology can create creative works using digital tools. This class goes beyond simple computer usage and provides a valuable opportunity to further develop artistic sense through the process of deeply exploring and expressing the world of digital art.
Under the careful guidance of professional instructors, you can systematically learn from basic techniques of digital art to advanced expression techniques. The class is mainly practice-oriented, and you can develop the ability to visually implement your ideas using various digital tools and software. With customized feedback tailored to each individual's personality and level, even beginners who are not familiar with computers can participate without burden.
Through this class, you can experience the charm of digital art firsthand and discover your own unique artistic style. The digital art class at Ikseon Art Center will be a special journey that goes beyond simple computer use and sublimates digital technology into art. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience artistic exploration and growth!
Instructor Introduction
Professor Kwak So-jeong is an expert with extensive experience and expertise in the field of digital art and design. After receiving a bachelor's degree in visual design at university, she studied game graphics and animation during her master's course and learned various visual expression techniques. After that, she conducted research on "Research on improving the usability of lifelogging content based on gamification" during her doctoral course and received her doctorate.
Professor Kwak worked as a visiting professor at Sangmyung University, where he gave lectures on design, and as a researcher at Sangmyung University’s Industry-Academic Cooperation Group, where he developed various digital contents. He also worked as a freelancer at SBS News’ Internet Department, where he was in charge of web page design and content design, and performed visual work using Photoshop and Illustrator.
With a deep understanding of digital art and design, Professor Kwak presents creative and innovative visual solutions in various projects, and is highly regarded in both education and practice.
Inquiry: joypyun@naver.com