Sheridan is home to Canada's largest art school, the School of Animation, Arts and Design. Its 28 programs have more than 4,300 students and includes Canada's only Bachelor's degree program dedicated to illustration. The Sheridan community itself includes 15,000 full time students, 35,000 part time and 107,000 alumni.

The Illustration program at Sheridan has an incredible history with 40 years of award-winning graduates, including Brenda Clark (creator of Franklin the Turtle), and Graham Roumieu (creator of the Autobiography of Bigfoot and his latest book 101 Ways to Kill your Boss). The Bachelor program builds upon this reputation with a 4-year Degree that is already winning awards across North America.

Sheridan is proud to be the destination of choice for many of the best and brightest students from across Canada and internationally who seek to become the next generation of illustrators. The BAA, Illustration program is known for the calibre of its students. Their success rate is very high as our graduates are independent, innovative entrepreneurs who practice in a diverse range of areas, from editorial publishing and information design to innovative creative communications. We set ourselves apart by giving students a thorough grounding in the illustration discipline and creative freedom to become leaders in their field.

The BAA, Illustration program boasts award winning faculty and alumni, strategic industry partners, and a profile that reaches across North America, Europe and Asia.

The 2009 Sheridan BAA Illustration grad show opening event will be at the Burroughes Building, an historic venue located in the heart of Toronto’s fashion district at 639 Queen St. W. (at Bathurst St.) on Thursday April 23 and the show continues Friday April 24. The opening night party is Thursday April 23rd at 7pm.

The Burroughes Building
639 Queen St West, Toronto

Opening Thursday, April 23 at 7:00 pm.
Friday, April 24 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.

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For more information on the Sheridan BAA Illustration program please contact Joe Morse, Program co-coordinator (e-mail: joe.morse@sheridanc.on.ca).