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� About the Artist14 Ronald J. Llanos 14 About Public Programs

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Classes in Creativity, Innovation and Visual Literacy For students in grades 4 – 8

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How do we make education relevant so that it resonates with children, elevates them and inspires them to see the world through a different lens?

If we want our kids to be creative, innovative and experimental, we need to do more than foster their ambition. We need to make sure they develop their own methods of problem solving while pursuing original and meaningful ideas.

Helping children reach their creative potential is our goal in Art Center for Kids.

It’s a goal that demands a different approach —one that is adventurous, engaging and chal-lenging. To that end, we provide students with the tools they need to explore new solutions and skills that give them confidence in their creative ability.

Here in Art Center for Kids, we motivate students to discover their inspiration and express themselves in new ways. Our classes mirror the many disciplines taught at Art Center and are taught by members of the College’s community—faculty, alumni, undergraduate and graduate students—who encourage new ways of thinking, seeing and doing.

Art Center for Kids is open to students in grades 4–8 at the College’s Hillside and South campuses in Pasadena.

We believe an art and design education can improve children’s lives in many ways—from promoting collaboration to inspiring career goals—but no benefit is more important than simply helping them see that they can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Fostering that belief is the mission of Art Center for Kids.

PAulA GooDmAn Director, K–12 Programs

“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” HeNRy DAVID THOReAu

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Art Center for Kids Goes to MarsEvery spring all students enrolled in Art Center for Kids have an exciting opportunity to envision life on Mars through the Imagine Mars Program. All classes focus on one common theme: creating an ideal community on Mars. In these classes, young artists and designers cooperate with scientists and engineers from nASA and the Jet Propulsion laboratory to translate this theme through a variety of disciplines. For more information, visit imaginemars.jpl.nasa.gov. Spring Term only

Open HouseArt Center for Kids welcomes elementary and middle school students, parents and educators to our Open House, which is held at the end of each seven-week session. Please refer to the Calendar (at left) for Open House dates.

All Art Center for Kids classes scheduled at Hillside Campus meet in the cafeteria at 4 p.m. to exhibit their work. Classes scheduled at South Campus meet in their assigned classrooms. Open House is a great opportunity to learn more about the classes offered through Art Center for Kids.

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Designing a Theme Park AttractionKID-006 | $260 | 1– 4 pmChoose from an array of character and story themes—or create your own—for an original ride attraction. Learn how to storyboard your design, make sequenced drawings, create a facade that conveys the ride experience, and present your attraction design.

Designing Cars KID-021 | $260 | 1– 4 pmCreate exciting car designs using a variety of sketching, illustration and presentation techniques. Learn how to develop and visually communicate your ideas.

Designing Cars ProKID-023 | $260 | 1– 4 pmTake your car designs to the next level. Improve your own designs by using perspective and shading. build upon the skills you gained in Designing Cars and learn how to draw your ideas accurately from any angle. A must for the car obsessed. Prerequisite: Designing Cars

DIy Printmaking + Textile StudioKID-043 | $260 | 1– 4 pmExplore the art of printing by hand. Design and create your own product line—custom stationery, furoshiki gift wrap, notebooks, patterned fabric and more—using screen printing, stamping and stencil techniques. Learn basic design principles and be inspired by artists like Sister Corita and textile houses like Marimekko.

Drawing the Clothed FigureKID-009 | $260 | 1– 4 pmDrawing the human figure is important training for all artists. In this class you will learn about form, proportion, shape, the human skeleton and simplification. Through demonstrations and discussions of Old Master drawings you will explore various styles and the relationship between techniques and ideas.

IllustrationKID-005 | $260 | 1– 4 pmLearn how to turn your drawings into fun and engaging images that communicate a mood, a feeling, an idea or a concept. Explore drawing, visual communication and image making through both short- and long-term projects. Experiment with different ways of problem solving using illustration examples as models for exploration and inspiration. Work in various media ranging from crayons, pencils and markers to pens, watercolors and acrylics.

Sunday ClassesSeVeN-WeeK sessions / 1–4 pm / Hillside or South Campus / $260 per class except Photography, where tuition is $275* * Materials are provided for all classes;

scholarships are available.

Sunday classes at Hillside Campus

Animal SculptureKID-038 | $260 | 1– 4 pmCome with an animal in mind—your pet, a favorite at the zoo or a completely made-up creature—and transform it into an original papier-mâché sculpture. Don’t worry about the size of the animal. In fact, the bigger the better. Sculpt it, paint it and take it home with you.

Architecture from the Inside OutKID-015 | $260 | 1– 4 pmUsing cardboard, glue and paints, construct one project that reflects the world around you from three different perspectives: the near (things we touch), the middle (the spaces that hold us) and the far (the settings we live in). This class will encourage you to investigate personal and shared space, especially in relation to yourself and your friends.

Behind the ScenesKID-001 | $260 | 1– 4 pmLearn how to create your own short film in this fun exploration of the art of filmmaking. This class covers the elements of screenwriting, cinematography and editing. you may bring a digital video camcorder (optional).

Cartooning TechniqueKID-011 | $260 | 1– 4 pmLearn the nuts and bolts of comic book creation: character design, page composition, penciling, inking, lettering and screentone. Explore various approaches from single-panel gags to full-page construction. Polish your narrative skills as you tell stories and jokes on your own and with others. Everyone’s contributions will be included in the class comic book—guaranteed to become a future collector’s item.

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Inventors’ WorkshopKID-008 | $260 | 1– 4 pmProduct designers invent and design the things you buy: watches, bicycles, shoes and even toothbrushes! Learn how to come up with original ideas, create real products and bring them to life with 3D models and drawings. The class ends with the sculpting/building of a scale model of your choice.

PaintingKID-039 | $260 | 1– 4 pmDiscover the process of painting and composition while having fun and producing quality work. This class will include painting demonstrations, student participation in setting up the composition, and one-on-one instruction as you paint. Near the end of the class you will paint from a clothed model.

PhotographyKID-007 | $275 | 1– 4 pmExamine the vast possibilities of making a photographic image. In addition to creative imagery and composition, you will be introduced to basic printing processes, learn to print from your own negatives in the black and White Lab, and explore alternative techniques such as cyanotypes through fun hands-on activities. you are encouraged to use your own 35mm film camera, if possible. All supplies and printing costs are included.

Still-Life Drawing: Technique and expressionKID-017 | $260 | 1– 4 pmExplore a specific topic of artistic abstract thinking each week that emphasizes fundamental still-life drawing principles. Examine still-life ideas such as proportion, positive/negative space and shape as they relate to ensemble, vignettes and still-life objects.

T-Shirt DesignKID-014 | $260 | 1– 4 pmCreate your own T-shirt brand. Combine graphic, character, photography and advertising designs to produce a line of T-shirts that represents your new company. Explore creative choices and outcomes with an emphasis on the design process. And finally, finish the class with your very own T-shirt.

Sunday Classes at South Campus

AnimationKID-004 | $260 | 1– 4 pmLearn how to bring drawings to life through movement with Adobe Flash. Create a storyboard and transform your story into an animation. Explore the importance of “meaningful movement”—deciding how an object should move. Explore your imagination to create an emotional and organic experience.

Design-A-RobotKID-002 | $260 | 1– 4 pmUsing LEGO Mindstorms,™ build an autonomous robot and teach it to navigate an obstacle course and to interact with other robots and kids. Follow your curiosity to learn mechanical design basics, computer logic and other abstract skills you don’t use every day. Working in small teams of two or three, focus on areas of personal preference and collaborate to solve problems.

Digital Media WorkshopKID-022 | $260 | 1– 4 pmUsing Photoshop for images and InDesign for page layout, learn the fundamentals of line, form, value and other design principles as well as how to scan, manipulate and save images for output to a color printer. Combine words and images into layouts for a T-shirt design and a one-page composition for inclusion in a group book.

Fun with FashionKID-046 | $260 | 1– 4 pmTake your interest in fashion to a different level. Learn how to draw fashion croquis (elongated quick sketches), use markers to render your designs and have some creative fun with 3D projects such as paper dresses and accessory design. you will also learn basic fashion vocabulary, how to add variety to your designs and how to present your work.

A Special Invitation to Parents An important part of the Art Center for Kids program is creating awareness of the impact of art and design. To that end, we invite you to enroll in an Art Center for Kids class. When you enroll a child in the program, you may register to take one class for free. There is a non-refundable materials fee of $30 for all classes ($45 for Photography and the Photography Book Summer Workshop).

We recommend not taking the same class as your child and ask that you attend every class in the seven- week session. Space is limited to one parent per class. If you are interested in taking a class, please complete the parents’ section of the registration form.

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Family Workshops ONe-DAy sessions: Sundays / 1–4 pm / $30 per person for all workshops.* Children of all ages are welcome as long as they are accompanied by an adult. *Includes all materials. South Campus

Collaborative ComicsKID-100W | $30 | 1– 4 pm June 30 or october 20, 2013; February 23, 2014Create a comic book with your family. Learn the fundamentals of writing and drawing comic strips from joke writing and thumbnails to lettering, penciling and inking. Surprise each other with comic jams and work together to publish and bind a finished comic book.

Creative DrawingKID-105W | $30 | 1– 4 pm July 28 or november 10, 2013; march 23, 2014Expand your creativity and explore different materials in this fun class that covers basic drawing techniques (line, shape and value) for projects such as doodle books, still-lifes and maps. Each workshop throughout the year features different projects and techniques.

Portrait PartyKID-101W | $30 | 1– 4 pm July 21 or november 10, 2013; march 9, 2014Explore portraiture through a series of fun and easy art games. Take turns drawing and modeling for one-minute portraits, upside-down drawings and other amusing challenges. Despite the obstacles, your portraits will improve as you practice using proportions, sighting techniques and as you learn about the five simple shapes that make up the face.

Simple Books & Paper ToysKID-104W | $30 | 1– 4 pm august 4 or December 8, 2013; aprIl 6, 2014Work together to create simple folded books and fun toys made out of paper. The class will cover basic paper folding techniques to transform paper into origami animals, pop up books and magical paper toys. Each workshop throughout the year will feature different projects.

Wacky Tiny CreaturesKID-103W | $30 | 1– 4 pm July 14 or november 3, 2013; march 2, 2014This workshop playfully merges science with art. Explore a living microscopic world through art projects, imaginative drawings and 3D objects that bring these tiny creatures to life.

Summer WorkshopsONe-WeeK sessions: June 24–August 9 Monday–Friday / 9 am – noon / $260 per class except Photography Book Workshop, for which tuition is $275.* *Includes all materials. South Campus

Architecture from the Inside OutKID-027W | $260 | 9 am–noon July 29 – august 2Using cardboard, glue and paints, construct one project that reflects the world around you from three different perspectives: the near (things we touch), the middle (the spaces that hold us) and the far (the settings we live in). This workshop will encourage you to investigate personal and shared space, especially in relation to yourself and your friends.

Cartooning Technique WorkshopKID-038W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: July 22 – 26 sessIon 2: July 29 – august 2Learn the nuts and bolts of comic book creation: character design, storytelling, page composition, penciling, inking, lettering and screentone. Students will tackle single panel gags, multi-paneled “newspaper” style strips and the longer narratives popular in both Manga and American comics. Students will take home copies of the class project: their own comic book.

Comic Book Storytelling/IllustrationKID-019W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: June 24 – 28 sessIon 2: august 5 – 9Explore the art of dynamic storytelling and design while creating your own comic book. This class covers brainstorming, character development, page design, inking and collaboration, with numerous tricks and secrets of the trade. Students will reproduce their books on the last day and take home copies of their first issue.

Creative Image MakingKID-035W | $260 | 9 am–noon July 22 – 26Further your illustrative skills through brainstorms and projects that challenge your art-making ability and strengthen your creativity. Experiment with painting techniques and produce illustrations inspired by great artists such as Picasso and Matisse.

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Designing a Theme Park AttractionKID-047W | $260 | 9 am–noon august 5–9Choose from an array of character and story themes —or create your own—for an original ride attraction. Learn how to storyboard your design, make sequenced drawings, create a facade that conveys the ride experience, and present your attraction design.

DIy Printmaking + Textile StudioKID-043W | $260 | 9 am–noon July 22–26Design and create your own product line—notebooks, custom stationery, furoshiki gift wrap, patterned fabric—using screen printing, stamping and stencil techniques. Learn basic design principles and be inspired by artists like Sister Corita and textile houses like Marimekko.

Fashion SketchingKID-031W | $260 | 9 am–noon July 5–9Learn the basics of fashion design in this 2D class and develop your own unique style. This class includes working with the 12-head model, designing, sketching (using markers, watercolor, color pencils and acrylics) and creating presentation boards.

IllustrationKID-029W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: July 8–12 sessIon 2: July 29–august 2Turn your drawings into fun, engaging images that communicate a mood, a feeling or an idea. Explore visual communication through short- and long-term projects, work in various media—everything from crayons to acrylics—and experiment with different ways of problem solving.

Imagination Workshop KID-032W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: July 15–19 sessIon 2: august 5–9Create fantastic characters and places and learn new ways to brainstorm in this drawing and painting workshop. Work from live clothed models, special theme setups and Old Master works. The emphasis is on creativity, technique and building confidence.

Intro to Short FilmmakingKID-016W | $260 | 9 am–noon June 24–28Learn how to create your own short film in this fun exploration of the art of filmmaking. This class covers the basic elements of screenwriting, cinematography and editing. you will develop, shoot, edit, upload and screen your class project. Equipment—camera and computers—are provided by the school. you may bring your own video camcorder (optional).

PaintingKID-039W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: June 24–28 sessIon 2: July 22–26Discover the process of painting and composition while having fun and producing quality work. Classes will include: painting demonstrations, student participation in setting up the composition, one- on-one instruction as students paint during class, and the opportunity to paint from a clothed model.

Photography Book WorkshopKID-036W | $275 | 9 am–noon July 15–19Examine the power of photography to tell stories by creating a fun book with your classmates. Use your imagination to capture the world around you and create a unique series of images based on a theme that interests and inspires you.

Portraiture and Self-PortraitureKID-044W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: July 15–19 sessIon 2: august 5–9Draw your friends, your family and yourself. Learn to see the basic proportions that we all have in common and the small details that make each of us unique. Practice sighting techniques to help you capture a true likeness. Draw from reference and from observation. Classes will include demonstrations, portrait parties, and several longer portraits with lots of individual instruction.

Still-Life Drawing: Technique and expressionKID-030W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: June 24–28 sessIon 2: July 29–august 2At each class meeting, you will be introduced to a specific topic of artistic abstract thinking that emphasizes fundamental still-life drawing principles such as proportion, positive/negative space and shape. Explore still-life ideas as they relate to ensemble, vignettes and objects.

Supersize MeKID-026W | $260 | 9 am–noon sessIon 1: June 24–28 sessIon 2: July 29–august 2 Learn the grid technique that advertising muralists use to create gigantic wall murals. Discover how this simple process can help you create bIG pictures and experiment with mixed media, surface texturing and application techniques. you’re going to get messy, so please wear old clothes.

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erik Anderson M.F.A., Art Center College of Design; b.F.A., Finance University of Arizona. Director, writer and producer. Produced several feature films, and wrote several for Warner bros. Commercial directing clients include: Lucid, Smart Car, Unicef, Riddell. Instructor: Saturday High. Class: Introduction to Short Filmmaking

Janet Aparicio b.Arch., California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Freelance architectural designer/drafter. Class: Architecture from the Inside Out

yelen Aye b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Graphic designer and illustrator. Cofounder of Machine In Use Studios. Faculty: Pasadena City College Visual Arts Department. Clients: Nike, Wieden-Kennedy. Instructor: Saturday High (Fashion Design, Entertainment Costume Design and Garment Construction). Classes: Fashion Sketching Summer Workshop; Fun with Fashion

Tom Broersma b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Illustrator, sculptor, comic guy and fine artist. Published in TapCab books, Pasadena Weekly, OC Weekly, FIND Art. Exhibitons in Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego. Clients include: Mattel, SpinMaster, Hasbro, Jakks Pacific. Classes: Comic Book Storytelling Summer Workshop; DIY Printmaking + Textile Studio

Melanie Moore Bermudez M.F.A., Claremont Graduate University. b.F.A, University of California, Irvine. Artist. Exhibitions: Autonomie, Claremont Graduate Galleries and various pop-up group shows throughout Los Angeles and San Diego. Classes: Collaborative Comics; Creative Drawing; Painting Summer Workshop; Portrait Party; Simple Books & Paper Toys Workshop; Wacky Tiny Creatures

Shawn-Ian Bruce b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Product designer. Owner shawnianbruce. Clients: Purina, Viacom, Paramount Parks. Press: Los Angeles Magazine, Wallpaper, Forbes, Metropolis. Exhibitions in Los Angeles, New york, Milan, Cologne, California Design biennial. Class: Inventors’ Workshop

Charles Cho Ed.D., University of Southern California; M.A., California State University, Dominguez Hills; M.Ed. and b.A., University of California, Santa barbara; Multiple Subject Teaching & Administrative Services Credentials. Instructional coach, Los Angeles Unified School District. F.I.R.S.T. LEGO League coach. Class: Design-A-Robot

Chris Gehl b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Director, writer and producer living in Los Angeles whose work has been shown on PbS, MTV and has been featured across North America and abroad. Class: Behind the Scenes

yoav Gilad M.A., b.S., Transportation Design, Art Center College of Design. b.A., Economics, University of Maryland, College Park. Freelance industrial designer, illustrator and art instructor. Class: Designing Cars Pro

Monica Rae Guzowski b.A., Theatre Performance and Design, Viterbo University, La Crosse, Wisc. Fine artist, muralist, set designer, scenic artist. Companies: City of Clinton Showboat, The Red barn Playhouse, Alpha Theatre Project, body Politic Theatre, Victory Gardens Theatre, Children’s Theatre of Western Springs, Murals by Monica. Class: Animal Sculpture

Michael Horowitz b.F.A., Otis-Parsons Art Institute. Fine artist and illustrator. Figure drawing instructor for Saturday High. Character artist for The Walt Disney Company, Nickelodeon, Random House and Hallmark Cards. Class: Imagination Workshop

Gail Howland b.A., UC berkeley; b.F.A. with honors, Art Center College of Design. Fine art photographer. Publications include: Architectural Record, Los Angeles Times and The New York Times. Classes: Photography and Photography Book Workshop

Levon Jihanian b.F.A., Illustration, Art Center College of Design. Freelance illustrator, designer and cartoonist. Clients: Portland Mercury, USC Annenberg School, Giant Robot, Fantagraphics, Teenage Dinosaur, I Will Destroy you. Class: Drawing the Clothed Figure

Howard Kouo b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Webmaster, administrative operations, University of Southern California. Writer: Little Red Plane, an animated short film. Class: Animation

Margaret Lee b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Graphic designer and instructor. Clients: Disney, Warner bros. Online, The Gap Inc., Old Navy, Coca Cola, General Mills, The Orient Express and Nestle. Class: T-Shirt Design

Jeff Leon b.S., Transportation Design, Art Center College of Design. GM Advanced Design Center. Patented Inventor. Class: Designing Cars

Ronald J. Llanos b.F.A. with honors, Art Center College of Design. Illustrator, artist. Clients: Metropolitan Transportation Agency, Kitchen Sink Magazine, Los Angeles Journal. ON Gallery, Ghettogloss, ANDlab, Nucleus, Avenue 50 Studio, AIGA Art/DESIGN/LA. Publications: CMYK Magazine, Society of Illustrators, Pasadena Weekly. Classes: Illustration; Creative Image Making and Illustration Summer Workshops

Guido Manouchehri Industrial Design Graphics 1 & 2 instructor at Art Center 1999-2004, and currently con-ducting weekend Digital Graphics workshops for Photoshop and Illustrator. Owner and creative director of Sleepwalker Design Group Inc., specializing in packaging, display, advertising and collateral materials for entertainment studios like Disney, Universal, Fox, Activision, Dreamworks, Warner bros. and Showtime as well as corporate clients, like JVC, Lotus and Roland U.S. Class: Digital Design Work-shop (Sundays and Summer Workshop)

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Jeff McMillan b.F.A., Illustration, Art Center College of Design. Exhibited in New york, San Francisco, London, Canada, Mexico and Los Angeles. Clients: Nike, Disney Consumer Products, Mountain Dew, billabong, Microsoft, Fall Out boy, Greek Theatre. Publications: Society of Illustration, Illustration Now, Elle, Esquire, Paper, Juxtapoz, L.A Weekly and O.C Weekly. Classes: Portraiture and Self-Portraiture Summer Workshop

Atilio Pernisco b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Illustrator and graphic designer. Visual creator, build-A- bear Workshop. Clients: The Walt Disney Company, Toast-masters and LEGO. Gold medalist winner: Moonbeam Children’s book Awards. Instructor: Pasadena Art School; The Children’s School, Claremont Mckenna College; Atilio’s Atelier. Classes: Still-Life Drawing Summer Workshop

William Powell b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Instructor: Art Center for Kids, Saturday High, LA Opera and Pasadena yMCA. Illustrator and muralist. Mural clients: IKEA, Korean Airlines, GEICO, Los Angeles Central Library. Celebrity portrait artist, Frazer Smith Show. Classes: Portraiture and Self-Portraiture and Supersize Me Summer Workshops

Zinayda Reyes b.Arch., California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Project coordinator at House and Robertson Architects. Experience practicing residential and commercial architecture in the Los Angeles area. Class: Architecture from the Inside Out

Rachel Rogov b.F.A., Art Center College of Design. Fine artist and illustrator with more than seven years of experience teaching and working with kid of all ages. Class: Painting

elisa Salcedo M.F.A., California State University, Long beach. b.A., California State University, Northridge. Artist. Exhibitions: Moorpark College; Los Angeles Latino Museum; Gallery 825; SOMArts, San Francisco; California State University Art Gallery; PURL Gallery, Daegu, South Korea. Art instructor: California State University, Northridge; Armory Center for the Arts; Children’s Institute, Inc. Class: Still-Life: Drawing Technique and Expression

Andy Sklar b.F.A., Rhode Island School of Design. Artist, illustrator, freelance designer for the theme park and entertainment design industry. Clients: Walt Disney Imagineering, Universal Creative, LEGOLAND, Sanrio, The beatles Holding Group, Nickelodeon brand Licensing. Classes: Designing a Theme Park Attraction (Sundays and Summer Workshop)

Steven Weissman San Francisco State University; Academy of Art College. Cartoonist and illustrator. Clients include: Fantagraphics books, Nickelodeon magazine, The Stranger, Fox and Disney Animation. Recipient of the Harvey Kurtzman Award and the American Library Association’s Top 10 Graphic Novels for youth. Class: Cartooning Technique

TuitionArt Center for Kids tuition is $260 per class for all classes except Photography and Photography Book Workshop, for which tuition is $275. This fee includes the cost of all materials for every class.

Class SizeClasses generally have a maximum of 15 students, depending on the nature of the class.

OrientationOn the first Sunday of each session, there is an orientation in the Ahmanson Auditorium at 12:15 p.m. for all Hillside Campus classes only. At orientation, students and their parents can learn more about Art Center for Kids and the Art Center facilities. The entrance to the auditorium is located under the bridge on MacMinn Drive.

Refund PolicyA full refund will be given to any student who withdraws by written notice from Art Center for Kids before the start of the first class. After the first class, there will be no refunds. If a student switches a class after the first class meeting, there will be an additional materials fee of $30 for all classes except for $45 for Photography.

Class Changes and CancellationArt Center reserves the right to cancel any class, limit class size, change times or substitute instructors for classes listed in the class schedule, should it be necessary. Class cancellations will not be announced until the end of the registration period. you will receive a full refund if the College must cancel a class for which you have registered.

emergency ContactThe Art Center for Kids office is closed on weekends. To contact an Art Center for Kids student in an emergency, please call 626.396.2299.

ToursTours of Art Center’s Hillside Campus are conducted Monday through Friday at 2 p.m. For an appointment, please call 626.396.2373.

DirectionsArt Center’s Hillside and South Campuses can be accessed by the 210, 134 and 110 freeways. For directions, please call 626.396.2246 or visit artcenter.edu.

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How to ApplyTo apply for a scholarship for all classes except Sunday Family Workshops, complete the entire registration form, including the scholarship section. Mail the completed form to:Art Center College of Design K–12 Programs P.O. box 7197, Pasadena, CA 91109–7197 Attn: Art Center for Kids Scholarship

Scholarship Application DeadlinesSummer 2013: May 23, 2013 Fall 2013: September 26, 2013 Spring 2014: January 30, 2014

NotificationScholarship applicants will be notified of the scholarship committee’s decision by mail two weeks prior to the start of the term. Please contact kids@artcenter.edu for further information.

Art Center gratefully acknowledges the following donors who have contributed $1,000 or more to Public Programs between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

Grace Ray Anderson Art Center Partners* Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Collectors Foundation Richard and Jean Coyne Family FoundationFord Motor Company FundJohnson & Johnson Consumer ProductsMcKelvey-Daugherty Family FoundationLowell Milken Family FoundationThe Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris FoundationThomas L. SafranLorraine Triolo and Jeffrey burke Elizabeth P. UrbanWatson Design Associates

* Art Center Partners provide scholarship support for Public Programs at Art Center College of Design, making art and design education possible for deserving students of all ages.

Instant enrollment— Priority Online Registration you may register online at artcenter.edu/kids. The online form may be used only if you are paying tuition by credit card. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted.

Registration by Mail or in PersonComplete the form at right, which must be signed by a parent or guardian. See below for delivery/payment options.

Registering by MailPlease send the completed form and payment to:Art Center for Kids Registration P.O. box 7197 Pasadena, CA 91109-7197

Registering in PersonDuring office hours, submit the completed registration form and payment to: Public Programs 950 South Raymond Avenue, Pasadena.

Public Programs office hours: Monday–Thursday: 10 AM–9 PM Friday: 9 AM–5 PM The office is closed on weekends and major holidays.

Paying by Credit CardVisa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted. you may fax your registration form to 626.396.4219. Please call to confirm receipt of your fax: 626.396.2319.

Paying by Check or Money OrderAttach a check or money order in the exact amount payable to Art Center College of Design. Payment in full must accompany your child’s registration. Cash cannot be accepted.

Confirmation of RegistrationOnline registration will be confirmed via the website. In-person, faxed or mailed registration will be confirmed by mail.

Late RegistrationLate registration is held on the first day of classes in the Ahmanson Auditorium on Hillside Campus at 1700 Lida Street in Pasadena from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Applying for a ScholarshipComplete the scholarship application portion of the registration form.

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Art Center’s Other Public ProgramsArt Center at NightArt Center’s continuing studies program—Art Center at Night—is ideal for students, adult learners and practicing professionals who want to refine existing skills or learn new ones. artcenter.edu/acn

Saturday HighSaturday High gives high school students (grades 9–12) an opportunity to explore a variety of creative disciplines and study with a faculty of artists and designers who import the relevance of professional practice into the classroom. artcenter.edu/sat

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About the Artist

born in Los Angeles, Art Center alumnus Ronald J. llanos has taught in Art Center’s Public Programs for the past 10 years.

Llanos’ work depicts everyday moments of life in L.A., whether it’s street vendors selling their wares in downtown’s Toy District or an homage to Manet’s Bar at the Folies Bergères via Hot Dog on a Stick. “I was inspired by artists like George bellows and John French Sloan but also by Looney Tunes cartoons from the ’40s,” says Llanos, who’s teaching Illustration for Art Center for Kids’ Summer 2013 term.

Sunday, the work on this catalog’s cover, is part of Llanos’ ongoing “brown World” series, which refers both to his choice of paper stock as well as the Latino community he chronicles. “I lived in Huntington Park for the first three years of my life, which I can still vividly recall,” says Llanos. “It all left an impression on me.”

Llanos’ has shown at venues like Wax Poetic, Cactus Gallery and Ghettogloss. And last year, Los Angeles Metro unveiled his most ambitious project to date: Ephemeral Views: A Visual Essay. The public work—24 large-scale mosaic panels that depict L.A. street life—is seen daily by thousands of commuters passing through Metro’s Expo/Western station. ronaldjllanos.com

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To request an additional catalog, please contact the Public Programs office at 626.396.2319 or email kids@artcenter.edu. Front Cover: Sunday (2003) by Ronald J. Llanos. Gouache and ink on paper. Courtesy of Nick Jeong.