Otis College of Art and Design

Founded in 1918, Otis College is one of the oldest art schools in Los Angeles. It was established by General Harrison Gray Otis, the founder of the Los Angeles Times. The college offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in a variety of visual and applied arts disciplines.

Otis College is known for its rigorous programs in areas such as fine arts, graphic design, fashion design, digital media, and toy design. The school has a strong reputation for producing successful artists, designers, and creative professionals who have gone on to work in various industries, including entertainment, fashion, and technology.

The college's main campus is located in the Westchester neighborhood near Los Angeles International Airport. Otis College emphasizes hands-on learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and industry connections to prepare students for careers in creative fields.