CCAD Stories

Ron Miller, a 1970 CCAD Illustration graduate, is an award-winning illustrator and author, known for his sci-fi and astronomical art. He works with NASA, National Geographic, and others. His latest book is "Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons."

In fall 2020, CCAD Film & Video students transformed two scripts from the Film Columbus Teen Screenwriting Competition into short films for their Collaborative Projects course.

Fashion Design student Ryder Teach found his fit at CCAD, fueled by creativity and community. Scholarships supported his journey, leading to an internship and dream job at Abercrombie & Fitch. Now, he's aiming for celebrity wardrobe design. His unique, celestial-inspired collection shines at the 2021 CCAD Fashion Show.

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Retail is not dead; it’s at a crossroads, and Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) plans to prepare leaders who can reenvision the industry’s future and solve some of its biggest challenges through a new graduate program.

The CCAD community will cheer on alum Dan Scanlon (Illustration, 1998) at the 93rd Academy Awards. Scanlon's "Onward" is nominated for Best Animated Feature.

Courtney DeYoung, a CCAD Fine Arts grad, creates hypoallergenic, hand-painted porcelain jewelry with whimsical and natural elements. Her pieces, priced $24-$140, feature florals, animals, and patterns. DeYoung, inspired by Scandinavian designs and cute animals, is a frequent vendor at CCAD's Art Fairs and will join the first CCAD Alumni Art & Design Market.

Ric Petry, CCAD's Professor Emeritus, will be honored with an honorary doctorate for his artistic achievements and transformative impact.

PJ Sedgwick, a CCAD alum, blends her design expertise with a passion for equestrianism, launching BOTORI, offering functional yet stylish apparel.

CCAD announces the Cloyd Endowed Scholarship in Animation, funded by Trustee Gil Cloyd. This scholarship supports two Animation students annually, recognizing leadership and encouraging careers in animation.

New exhibition in Beeler Gallery highlights the work of graduating CCAD Master of Fine Arts students and 2020 alums.

The New York Times pays full tribute to Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson

Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) recently launched a new Strategic Plan, The CCAD Way, which charts the course for the college’s future over the next six years.