By Megan Saputo

In Visual Imaging, one of the four Career Technical Education classes offered at Center Line High School, students learn about printmaking, graphic design, and offset printing. The Visual Imaging program underwent an overhaul prior to this school year to bring it in line with what is being used in the printing industry. The classroom now has twenty-four new computers that have new Adobe CS4 software.

“The software allows us to create pictures by using shapes and vector points,” sophomore Joshua Cholger explained. Josh plans on going into game design. “Visual Imaging allows me to create pictures I can use for animations and concept drawing,” he said. "The class allows me to express my imagination and creativity.”

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