The Creative Arts and Design Studio is a four-year program where students build both their artistic and technical skills through hands-on work in drawing, painting, photography, design, animation, and more. Traditional and digital media are treated as tools for both expression and problem-solving. Students learn to make work that’s thoughtful, well-crafted, and their own.
Throughout the year, students take part in field trips, training sessions, and co-op placements that connect to their work in the classroom.
If you're interested in joining the program, you can apply via the TDSB Central Program Admissions Office.
Please email Mr. Winn or Mr. Stewart to learn more.
Jeremy Stewart
BDes. Hons., BEd, OCT
Jeremy Stewart studied design at York/Sheridan before working with Bruce Mau and several prominent digital agencies. He later built his own practice, creating work that spans branding, book and album cover design, textiles, and environmental graphics. His textile design was acquired by the Royal Ontario Museum for its permanent collection. His independent creative projects have been featured in The Globe and Mail, CBC, Black Book Magazine, and other international publications. His classes bridge art, design, and technology, challenging students to think creatively, work with purpose, and prepare for a future that rewards curiosity and adaptability.
Kevin Winn
BFA, BEd, OCT
Kevin Winn is an interdisciplinary Franco-Ontarian artist who teaches traditional media in LCI’s CADS program. He has displayed collaborative installations and paintings in festivals and galleries and received media and industry accolades. He enjoys cycling, sports, and playing board games. He lives in East York with his spouse and children.
— Marshall McLuhan