Illustration (BFA)
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Program Contacts
Jordin Isip, Director
illustration@newschool.edu
Graduates of the Illustration BFA pursue careers in illustration, comics, graphic novels, publishing, toy and product design, pattern and surface design, advertising, motion graphics, fine art, animation, and installation design.
A collection of interviews with Latin American writers, including Junot Díaz, accompanied by 36 oil portraits by Glenda Galgn.
In this inspiring picture book, the first by the New York Times bestselling author of Not Funny Ha-Ha, a young boy goes on a journey to meet the Sun and discovers his inner light.
A wildly ambitious story about the making of a colossal, star-studded multi-million-dollar superhero action film and the humble comic book that inspired it all.
A practical guide for artists and designers to sketching and rendering the male fashion figure, from foundational skills to techniques for creating dynamic, fully realized illustrations.
A story of trauma, family, and hidden histories, this multigenerational novel follows Marie, a mother whose life unravels after she uncovers a dark secret. As her life collides with others - those of a silent priest and a motherless young woman - the unspoken past surfaces in an unexpected manner.
In a tale of sacrifice, love, and resilience set in locales ranging from the pirate island of Tortuga to the glittering salons of 17th-century Venice, former courtesan Belladonna grapples with nature and evil to save the man she loves.
Program alumni work in a range of fields, from motion graphics to commercial illustration to education, for leading firms and organizations, including the ones shown below.
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