Communication Design is about sharing ideas and stories in a way that connects and excites. One of the most powerful tools is the way we use letters and words, not just for reading, but for creating mood and meaning. This workshop explores how letters can be more than just fonts on a screen, they can be expressive, tactile and full of life.

In this hands-on session, we will dive into building letter shapes and words by hand, using everyday materials like paper, stencils, ink and found objects. No computers, no digital tools, just simple materials and a willingness to play. Participants will layer, shape and arrange their own letters to create bold, personal messages that go beyond the rules of traditional type design. Expect to leave with a small collection of hand-crafted letterforms that speak in your own voice.

The workshop introduces illustration through collage and mark making. Students are provided with various cut out paper shapes to further draw into and place into a composition. These shapes are combined to form an environment which can be further expanded on using a variety of illustration based mediums. Participants therefore explore how a final image is constructed from scratch using collage and drawing and thereby also investigate the narrative power of illustration.

Bring your imagination to life in this hands-on workshop! You’ll learn to create captivating animations using 2D animation and stop-motion techniques. Discover the art of movement, one frame at a time, and turn your ideas into a short film.

UX/UI design workshop where students will learn to build and prototype their own mobile app using Figma. No experience needed. The student will sketch ideas, build a simple app interface, and prototype the design. Good for students who are curious about design, tech, and problem-solving.

This workshop will cover fundamental film terminology, an introduction to cinematography and continuity editing. Students will be given a crash course on running a film set and be given the opportunity to shoot and edit a film of their own.