HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER WORKSHOPS
Have you ever wondered how 3D characters are made?
Here is your chance to find out.
Our two-week high school summer workshop will teach you everything you’ll need to start creating your own detailed 3D characters for video games, animated movies, and more!
3D Art | Animation | 3D Printing | Virtual Reality
July 21 – August 1, 2025
Monday through Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm
$1500 per session
To ensure that all students have the opportunity to take classes at Pixels and Polygons,
we are pleased to offer grants and scholarships to qualifying families and students.
Please send an email to info@pixelsandpolygons.org with the subject line “Grants and Scholarships.” Include the student’s name, age, and a parent/guardian’s name. We will follow up to provide assistance.
Check out some of the amazing work done by our High School Summer Session students.
All characters created by summer workshop attendees.
Important information for students/parents
SCHEDULE
July 21st, 2025 – August 1st, 2025 (Monday through Friday)
9:00am – 3:00pm (Lunch Break: 12:00PM – 12:30PM)
MATERIALS
We will provide all materials, notebooks, pens, a USB drive, hardware, software, etc.
PREP WORK
We ask students to give some thought to their character concept in advance. We will discuss this in person on the first day of class. The only requirement is that the character be “humanoid”, (2 arms, 2 legs, mostly normal proportions, etc.) Otherwise, the sky’s the limit!
LUNCHES/ SNACKS
Students are welcome to bring lunches. We have a refrigerator, microwave, water, coffee, tea, and some snacks in our break room. There are also a few restaurants and a corner store within walking distance. Please let us know if a student has any allergies or dietary considerations.
PARKING/ PICKUP AND DROPOFF
When you arrive, there should be parking available in the rear lot, behind the building on Rumford Ave. If the lot is full, you can often find additional parking in front of the building on Lexington St. Please enter the building through the rear door marked “Lower Level”. Pixels and Polygons is on the left.
For all other questions or concerns, please contact the Program Director, Anthony Marquette at anthony@pixelsandpolygons.org or call (617) 618 -9633