GRAPHIC DESIGN
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Stop by room:
2730
Speak to:
Mrs. Amara
Graphic Designer
(Focuses in Graphic Design)
Editorial Design
Branding Design
Web & UI Design
Social Media/ Digital
Package Design
Logo Design
Surface Design
Art Director
Illustrator
Graphic design is the communication of ideas or messages in a visual way. Graphic design work is all around us: magazines, websites, advertisements, book covers, album covers, product packaging, signs, posters, logos, newspapers and more!
This course uses Mac Computers and Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator applications to create projects like this!
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Image Manipulation
Illustration
Brand Identity
Layouts
Image Composites
Packaging Design
Sublimation
Typography
CERAMICS
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Stop by room:
1713
Speak to:
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Kemp
Studio Potter
Art Teacher
Ceramic Engineer
Model Maker
Auto Design
Studio Manager/Technician
In ceramics you will explore a wide range of exciting projects covering the potter’s wheel and hand building techniques. You’ll learn to construct expressive, functional and sculptural works, while gaining an understanding of clay, glazes, firing techniques as well as contemporary and historical ceramic art. The BHS clay studio is a gem of the school and is better equipped than many college programs.
CERAMICS
Animal Masks!
Portrait of
Mr. Kemp!
Wheel work!
Sweet, Sweet Fairy houses!
Adorable Watering Cans!
Functional work!
Fabulous Studio!
Sculptural work!
Cartooning & Animation
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Stop by room:
2732
Speak to:
Ms. Hurter
Art Directors
Gaming Design
Advertising and Marketing
3D Modelers and Animators for
the Television and Film
Industry
Forensic Animators
BHS Cartooning & Animation classes offers creative students the opportunity to learn a variety of cartooning and animation techniques including computer animation, stop motion animation, lip-syncing, rotoscoping and cartoon flipbooks .
We learn character development, how to draw like a comic artist and the art of storytelling as developed by the folks at Pixar.
Rotoscope Animation
Cartooning & Animation
Cartoon Mash-Ups
Storyboarding
Character Development
And
Storytelling
Animated GIFs
Stop Motion Animation
Studio Arts
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Stop by room(s):
2718,
Speak to:
Mrs. Fay Smith, Mr. Miguel, Mr. Kemp
Professional Studio Artist
Illustrator
Interior Designer
Art Professor/Educator
Museum Curator
Studio Arts 1-4 and 8th grade are exciting, hands-on courses where student artists are encouraged to explore and experiment with a variety of media and techniques. Fine Arts students may be introduced to painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, installation and collage. Here, students work towards finding their artistic voice and taking ownership over their creative endeavors.
Studio Arts
Mandalas
And whatever this is….
Self Expression
Printmaking
Portraits
Visiting artist workshops!
Sculpture
Charcoal drawing
Curating & Exhibition opportunities!
Abstraction
Scratchboard
Woodworking
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Stop by room(s):
1716
Speak to:
Mr. Blackington
Carpenter/Finish Carpenter
Students gain knowledge and the confidence needed to operate all of the tools in the Wood Shop safely and effectively. Students experience topics including project design, laying out, cutting and forming of furniture, joinery and finishing skills.
Woodworking
Cutting Boards!
Furniture!
New Equipment!
Finished Show PIeces!
Custom Designs!
Digital Media (B2BTV)
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Stop by room(s):
2721
Speak to:
Mr. Farrell
Filmmaker
Video Editor
Youtuber
Influencer
News Reporter
Visual FX Artist
These are hands on, project based courses where students learn to become digital storytellers using professional video, audio, and editing equipment in our very own Television Studio. Projects include:
Barnstable High News
Short Films
Music Videos & more
Digital Media (B2BTV)
Editing
Filmmaking
BHN
MAC LAB
Directing
Game Shows
GREEN SCREEN
TV STUDIO
Fashion Design
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Stop by room:
1711
Speak to:
Ms. Butterfield
Fashion Designer
Textile/Print Designer or Textile Scientist
Costumer for Film & Stage
Technical Designer
Garment Manufacturing
Fashion Merchandising
Product Developer
Fashion Design 1 - 4 are hands-on, studio courses in which you will explore fashion illustration and design as well as garment construction. We explore the industry standards and career possibilities. Students will learn how to use the sewing machine in Fashion 1 and progress to more complicated construction each year, which can culminate in a senior collection. There is an annual fashion show to show off all of your hard work - it’s really fun!
Fashion Design
Textile Design!
Fashion Show!
Illustration!
Wearable Art!
3D Printing!
Awesome work space!
Sewing Machines!
Runway Collections!
Digital Photography
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Stop by room(s):
2724
Speak to:
Mr. Skirvan
Available Courses:
Digital Photography 1
Digital Photography 2
Photographer
Social Media Photographer
Photojournalist
Graphic Design
Photography Editing
Advertising
Marketing
Digital Photography will help you become well-rounded in the fundamentals of digital photography using both your digital camera on your phone and the DSLR Canon cameras that we have available in the class. This is a hands-on, project-based course. The Digital photography class will familiarize the student with digital photography equipment, materials, methods, and processes. Cellphone photography and editing with a variety of phone applications will be infused into the class.
Digital Photography
Close Up
Nature Field Trips!
Pets
Type Here
Landscape
Abstract
Light Painting
Black & White
Art Integration
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Stop by room(s):
2718
Speak to:
Mrs Fay Smith
Art Therapist
Special Education Teacher
Occupational Therapist
Art Educator
Students collaborate with students with special needs in exploring creativity and art making using a variety of media and techniques. In this creative and highly interactive process, students will experience, generate and encourage mutual respect and equality. Students will get the opportunity to plan and teach their lessons to their peers with special needs.
Art Integration
Clay Faces
Coil Pot animals
Jewelry
Observational drawing
Paper sculpture
Still Life
Collage
Printmaking
Installation
Teach an art lesson to the class!