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LCAD is proud to announce that 2 LCAD students placed highly the 8th annual @Blizzard_Ent 's Student Art Contest. Environment Contest Winner:
Leah Jackson / Character Art Contest Runner-Up: Josh Shelnutt | Full story: https://t.co/U3kTGhI0Yj

We're absolutely swooning over this animated still of a serenade 🍃🌾🌴from LCAD Animation student @smyazitouni | Find out more about Samya Z. here: https://t.co/8lFfkrXvlP

Mark your calendar: Waking Worlds: Visual Storytelling with @Obsidian Entertainment Exhibition Opening at LCAD Gallery | April 4-25, 2019 |
Reception: Thursday, April 4th, 6-9:00 P.M. | https://t.co/5DaokFcIMd

@animationcareer 's 2019 Graphic Design School Rankings have been published and LCAD's BFA program in Graphic Design + Digital Media is in the top 10 in CA! https://t.co/umesrtiTWv

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, here is a lovely illustration by LCAD Animation alumnus @JohnJohn_Bajet (2016). | See more of John's beautiful work here: https://t.co/AjthUgy9dG | #LunarNewYear #LunarNewYear2019

The LCAD Community mourns the loss of real-life super hero, comic book writer, editor, and publisher, Stan Lee. And we thank him for his innumerable contributions to our lives and to our imaginations. #stanlee

This lovely illustration by LCAD student @brycedarrowart executed with an artful economy of brushpen strokes, hints at the fleeting sense of beauty that we take for granted in our everyday lives and was inspired by the simple resemblance of a butterfly to a bowtie.

We love this series of railway employees conceptualized by LCAD Illustration Alumnus, Wilder Rees (2017)! /

See more of Wilder's art on his instagram: @wilderrees /

Shop products by Wilder: https://t.co/Aw8QD4wT64

"Devils Reef City," created by LCAD Illustration in Entertainment Design Student, Matthew Mooney.

More about LCAD's BFA program in Illustration in Entertainment Design: https://t.co/Om87IzrCKH

This summer's LCAD Summer Study Abroad trip has LCAD's Chair of Post-Baccalaureate, Betty Shelton painting and dreaming everything in Spanish, as evidenced here in this remarkable mastercopy of Diego Velázquez's, The Coronation of the Virgin.