Questions About Our Evening Digital Illustration Course?

You'll need a tablet for practice at home, but we can discuss options during the first session. Many students find affordable entry-level tablets work great for learning—what matters most is getting comfortable with the basics before investing in premium gear.

Absolutely. We start from scratch, covering tablet setup, stylus control, and how to translate drawing fundamentals to digital tools. Whether you're coming from traditional art or picking up drawing for the first time, we'll pace things so you're not overwhelmed.

We cover both raster (painting) and vector (shape-based) illustration tools. The core principles we teach work across different software, so you'll develop skills that transfer even if you decide to use something different later.

Sessions run during evening hours to fit working schedules. Check our course programs page for exact times and days, as these may vary by term.

If you're already comfortable with tablet basics and mark-making, you can jump straight into vector. We can help you figure out the right starting point—just reach out and describe your current level.

Yes. Small class sizes mean you'll get regular critique and guidance as you work through exercises. Feedback is practical and focused on helping you improve your technique and develop your own style.