ILLUSTRATION & GRAPHIC DESIGN BLOG: Karen Justl
BIO: Karen Justl is an illustrator and graphic designer. She holds an MDes (Masters of Design) from the Ontario College of Art and Design University in Toronto, Ontario. She is a native of Winnipeg, Manitoba where she received her BFA Honors in Painting at The University of Manitoba. She is also an interdisciplinary visual artist researching caricature, facial expression, body language, illustration techniques and Freud's theories of slapstick humour & the uncanny. Her illustrations have been published across Canada in Applied Arts, subTerrain Magazine, Chesterfield, Kiss Machine, Herizons MB, Pilot Project and Crow's Toes. She teaches in the Digital Lab at the Toronto School of Art and in Continuing Studies at OCAD University.
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Tuesday, January 10th, 1pm, Digital Lab
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Toronto School of Art was founded in 1969 as an independent, alternative fine art school – one of the oldest in Canada. Committed to providing a positive environment for artists to acquire a visual arts education, TSA is also an ideal place for curious beginners to discover the rewards of art-making under the encouraging eye of professional artists. Its faculty and programs reflect a balance between traditional skills and their relation to contemporary issues, ideas, and practices.The Digital Lab at TSA delivers classes, workshops and tutorials in Digital Art, Design, Illustration, Blogging, Web Design, Collage, Book and Zine Layout, Portfolio Presentation, Digital Photography, 3D Modeling, Animation, Video Editing AND MORE! The TSA Digital Lab boasts small classes and one-one-one instruction. PLUS opportunities to participate/show in group exhibitions, open houses and fundraising events! GET INVOLVED!
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Meet Pete Criss
Born to a poor family in the Himalayas with connections to Toronto's vibrant Tibetan community in Parkdale. Made his fortune early. He was sold into slavery by his parents to Royale Tissues as a Soft Touch Kitten in 1970 for a campaign created by a Toronto ad agency (now Saatchi & Saatchi). Booze, drugs and kitty nip were the obvious temptations, but he kept his eye on the mouse...and pursued an undergraduate degree from the University of Toronto and Phd in law from Harvard University. Now a successful animal rights activist.