Graphic Design Programs for High School Students
The MillerWhite School of Design, located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, offers a program for talented high-school students interested in exploring the creative and technical aspects of graphic design. Our curriculum helps students become visual thinkers regardless of prior art experience.
School News
Location selected for Summer graphic design programThis Summer's design program will be held at the Harbor View Beach Club in South Norwalk, CT from July 7-25, 2008.
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About the School
The MillerWhite School of Design offers advanced art and graphic design coursework whose purpose is to prepare students for professional art education in college. The faculty provide students the same freshman design coursework offered at leading art schools, which will help develop an outstanding portfolio for art school acceptance and may place the student out of some freshman-level art courses.Learn more about the school »
Classes & Enrollment
The MillerWhite School of Design is now accepting applications for a three-week Summer program in design. In this intensive design study course students will explore the following:Assignment 1: Object translation
Assignment 2: Letterform abstraction
Assignment 3: Hierarchy and space
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What is Graphic Design?
Graphic design is the practice of transforming messages into effective, powerful communications. Graphic design applications include logos and identities, ads, magazines, Web sites and interactive programs, and motion graphics and titles. Though the processes and purposes are different, all the applications use the same design thinking.Learn more about graphic design »