The Capacity to Freely Share and Manifest Your Imagination
In the heart of the current pandemic, many individuals have found solace in the comfort of their homes, using this unexpected downtime to pursue new passions or further their existing skills. One such individual is James Warren, a graphic designer, illustrator, and now, a student in the AOS in Digital Photography program at Sessions.
With a 13-year career in graphic design and illustration under his belt, Warren developed a keen eye for aesthetics and a deep appreciation for art, a passion that was first ignited in kindergarten. After years of success, including over 200 design awards, Warren decided to expand his creative horizons and embark on a new journey in photography.
The flexibility of online study during these challenging times has allowed Warren to dedicate more time to his studies. He is currently sheltering in place with his wife Lin, and their two dogs, Fee Fee and Momo. Warren's newfound focus has not gone unnoticed, as his work has attracted attention within the AOS in Digital Photography program.
Warren's transition from graphic design to digital photography is a common path for many artists. This shift often involves expanding one's visual skillset to include photographic techniques, digital editing, and a deeper understanding of light and composition. Studying at an institution like Sessions, which offers specialized photography education, provides individuals like Warren with formal training and hands-on experience to advance their technical proficiency and artistic vision in photography.
The AOS in Digital Photography program at Sessions is designed to equip students with professional skills for careers in photography, encompassing both creative and business aspects. For more information about the program, visit the Photography Degree program page.
Warren's photography professor, Felicia Kieselhorst, is an accomplished photographer and a great teacher. Her guidance and expertise have been invaluable to Warren as he navigates the challenges and rewards of his photography classes at Sessions.
Warren aims to combine his art and design skills with his new photography skills for commercial work. His portfolio site, which can be found at http://jwarren.jimdo.com/, showcases his diverse and growing body of work.
For those interested in speaking to an Admissions representative about the AOS in Digital Photography program, contact the school for further details. Warren encourages aspiring students to find a subject they are passionate about, study hard, and approach each assignment as if it could end up in a portfolio for success in education.
James Warren, a student in the AOS in Digital Photography program at Sessions, is using this opportunity during the pandemic to refine his photography skills, blending his existing graphic design and illustration background with his newfound passion. His work, exhibiting a combination of his art and design skills, is a testament to the education and self-development he is pursuing in this lifestyle movement facilitated by technology.
