Renaissance Hall
Renaissance Hall, a multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art facility, houses the Department of Visual Arts. The building provides wellequipped studio facilities for graphic design, drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and ceramics.
Facilities for:
Digital Design Studio
Our new $200,000 digital studio supports work across Graphic Design, Photography and Digital Arts. With dedicated high-end monitors and tablets, students plug and play into state-of-the-art output and input technologies. Several Surface Pro large scale tablets accompany the core studio for immersive processes. Our extensive printing output capability with more than a dozen printers, large and small scale, provides a seamless production process across disciplines.
Canon and Epson Printers
The Digital Lab has 8 Epson P800 printers, 3 large format printers and 1 laser printer available to students. Photographers, Illustrators or Graphic Designers have access to professional tools for any small, medium, or large format printing needs.
Surface Studio Desktops
The Microsoft Surface Studios in the lab offers an unmatched digital experience. Blazing graphics, vibrant color, and an innovative, adjustable 28” display.
Scanners
Our scanners will give you maximum resolution whether you are scanning artwork, reference photos, or 35mm negatives.
Wacom Drawing Tablets
Students will love drawing on the intuitive Wacom Cintiq tablets we have available in the Digital Lab! Vibrant color, HD clarity and pressure sensitive pens allow for a super-responsive digital drawing experience that will help achieve your vision. Whether it’s photo editing, digital painting, or graphic design, the Digital Lab has the best selection of digital drawing tools in the region!
Graphic Design Monitors
Over 30 professional graphic design monitors for you connect your laptop to are available to all students. Maximize your digital artspace with both 4K and 1080p options.
