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How to Stay Creative and Motivated as an Online Art Student Being an online art student at OCAD is an exciting journey, full of potential and creativity. But like any

How Online Learning Makes Photography Education Accessible to All  The barriers to accessing quality education are being slowly shattered, thanks to the internet and the rise of remote learning. However,

Creativity Knows No Deadline Artistic expression is a journey that transcends age, and at the Online College of Art and Design, we celebrate the limitless possibilities of creativity. Whether you’re

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Why Anyone Can Learn to Paint Do you ever find yourself staring at a beautiful painting, wishing you could create something just as stunning? Well, guess what? You can! Contrary

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How do you develop your signature style? Have you ever looked at a photo and instantly knew who took it – not because you recognised the image, but because of