College Art-board help and advice.
Hi College Art Students,
I am here to help you with any artwork for your NCEA Art-boards.
I know it is a busy time from now until the boards have to be handed in. I imagine your stress levels are slowly rising.
We can advise you on individual works to help tighten them up if need be and talk over how you would like to do the layout of the boards.
I can offer One-on-one casual classes. Or you can join our Art Development Courses and work on your own work within these.
We are based in Cockle Bay. (On the road opposite Howick College)
Please phone Megan - 0211085419
Check out our website for details - www.vizart.co.nz...
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