What students make · 1
Explore visual possibilities
Experiment with images, color, text, layout and shape.
5lessons in both formats
1 hrTeacher-led, each lesson, live online
or
about 1 hr 45 minSelf-paced, all 5 lessons in total
AI for CreativeGraphic Design
Design from imagination. Learn how to make it better.
Across five practical lessons, create 50+ AI-assisted outputs through activities, experiments, projects and improvements.
For parents and guardians: choose a format
Teacher-led: 5 live lessons, 1 hour each
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5 lessons · Live or self-paced
50+ outputs does not mean 50 finished portfolio pieces.
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What’s included
50+ AI-assisted artworks and design pieces
Some lessons may use free third-party AI tools. If a tool needs an account, a parent or guardian sets it up and manages it, following that tool's own age rules. No extra purchase needed.
Free extras with every course
- Free bonus: 10 days of email support Self-paced: from when course access opens. Teacher-led: after the last live lesson.
- 3 months of Self-paced access From the date of purchase. We usually release access soon after purchase.
- Free AI tools where a lesson uses them No extra purchase needed. If a tool needs an account, a parent or guardian sets it up.
- Setup help from our support team A parent or guardian can contact us for help preparing a device or the learning materials.
Price per learner:Teacher-led $229 (5 live lessons, 1 hour each) · Self-paced $139 (5 lessons, about 1 hour 45 minutes of teaching in total, at each student's own pace).
- Build a portfolioYour learner finishes with real work for their portfolio.
- Solve real problemsThey learn by making projects and solving real problems.
- Your learner decidesAI suggests. Your learner decides.
- Create with AIAI stretches their creativity. It doesn't replace it.
Give imagination a clear direction.
What students make · 2
Build a visual project
Start with an idea, choose a style and audience, then develop a creative brief.
What students make · 3
Compare and refine
Review color, composition, atmosphere, detail and clarity.
Made by NextRising AI students
Real work from this course
All student work shown is AI-generated as part of the course.
Blueberry Bounce logo · Cartoon
Blueberry Burst comic can · 3D
Snowy cabin · Illustration
Glimmerwood · Creative
Floating sky village · Creative
A world you dream of · Dynamic
Pinky Up · Fashion
Try it: mix a palette.
Design tip
A taste of the course
Contrast is what makes words easy to read: dark text on a light background beats two similar shades. Web guidelines ask for a contrast ratio of at least 4.5 to 1 for normal text, and designers check it before anything goes live.
Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to compare.
From a visual idea to a design with purpose.
Create safely and fairly: Check prompts for privacy, respect and originality. Improve a problematic brief and create an original album profile image.
Lesson titles
- What is AI for graphic design?
- Develop effective design prompts
- Create a complete design project
- Refine and improve the design
- Using AI safely and fairly in digital art
Every course follows the same five-lesson journey: Understand the tool → Write structured prompts → Build a complete project → Review and refine → Use it safely and fairly.
Choose a learning format.
For parents and guardians: compare the two formats.
Teacher-led live learning
$229per learner
- 5 live lessons, 1 hour each, weekly
- Small groups, live online with a teacher.
- Class times: announced soon
- Live sessions are never recorded.
- Free bonus: 10 days of email support after the last live lesson
A group starts once 4 learners have booked. If it hasn't a week before the first lesson, you can move to the next intake.
Register interestSelf-paced recorded course
$139per learner
3 months of access from the date of purchase. We usually release access soon after purchase.
- 5 lessons, about 1 hour 45 minutes of teaching in total, at each student's own pace
- Start any time, online
- Free bonus: 10 days of email support from when course access opens
10 or more students? Arrange a group booking
All prices in US dollars.
Book one place for each child.
Before enrollment we confirm the date, local time, teacher, places, and any required accounts or paid tools. Parents: ask a question
Class times
Teacher-led: Fully booked. Reopening in January. Class times: announced soon. Live sessions are never recorded.
Teacher-led classes are fully booked, and class times are announced soon. Self-paced: currently unavailable.
This calendar shows no session times because none are open. Your local time will show here once class times are announced.
Get ready for Creative Space.
Help getting started
A parent or guardian can contact our support team for help preparing a device or the learning materials. A parent or guardian can help younger students set up accounts and check age requirements.
Live students can ask questions in the approved learning environment and use support email during the program.
Accessible tools
Optional paid plans may offer additional credits, higher generation limits or advanced features. A parent or guardian should manage purchases for minors.
Device checklist
A parent or guardian can contact our support team for setup help.
Human guidance at every step.
School delivery
Schools can discuss a customized learning experience through our School Programs pathway.
Teacher-led class teacher
The named live educator and relevant verified role or professional experience will be confirmed with the cohort and timetable before enrollment.
Self-paced course educator
Learn through guided recorded lessons.
Original ideas. Thoughtful decisions.
Students are encouraged to experiment and develop original ideas while following clear expectations for respectful content, privacy, copyright and responsible AI use. Keep unnecessary personal information out of prompts, distinguish inspiration from direct copying, review images before sharing and explain AI’s contribution.
Teacher-led live learning is supported by human educators through the approved learning environment and NextRising AI communication channels. Student work may be retained where reasonably required for learning, course delivery, support or agreed educational purposes. Identifiable student work will not be used publicly for marketing or promotion without appropriate permission.
Save or export work where the platform allows. Sharing, publication and commercial-use rights depend on the relevant platform and account plan.
Practical questions, clear answers.
Who is Graphic Design Creative Space for?
For anyone curious about turning ideas into visual creations.
Graphic Design Creative Space welcomes students with different levels of creative experience. A student might already love drawing, digital art, photography, brands or visual storytelling — or simply have an idea they want to see come to life. The course guides students step by step while leaving room for individual interests and creative decisions.
Recommended for ages 12+, subject to readiness and the age and account requirements of the platforms used.
Does my child need drawing or design experience?
Ideas matter more than existing design experience. No prior drawing or professional graphic-design experience is required.
The course introduces the creative process step by step, from developing a visual idea and building a creative brief to generating, comparing and refining different possibilities. Students with existing design experience can extend their skills and explore new AI-assisted workflows.
What does 50+ artworks and design pieces mean?
The total includes work created through activities, experiments, generated options, projects and refined versions. It does not mean 50 fully finished portfolio pieces.
Students explore different visual possibilities, compare results against a creative brief and make purposeful changes. The emphasis is on ideas, visual communication, judgment, experimentation, refinement and responsible AI.
Is this a traditional graphic-design software course?
The course focuses on AI-assisted ideation, prompt control, creative briefs, visual judgment and refinement, rather than training in a conventional professional design suite.
Students may also be introduced to different AI image-generation models to compare how the same creative idea can produce different visual results. The particular models may change as technology and the curriculum develop.
Are students allowed to copy a favorite artist’s style?
The course teaches the difference between inspiration and direct copying. Students develop original work, respect copyright and explain the contribution of AI.
Students are encouraged to experiment while following clear expectations for respectful content, privacy and responsible use. Keep unnecessary personal information out of prompts and review generated work before sharing it.
Do students keep their designs?
Students are encouraged to save and build on the work they create. Where the relevant platform allows it, students can download or export designs for personal projects and portfolios.
Sharing, publication and commercial-use rights may depend on the terms of the AI platform and account plan being used. Check the applicable terms before publishing. NextRising AI will only use identifiable student work publicly with appropriate permission.
Student work may be retained where reasonably required for learning, course delivery, support or agreed educational purposes.
What equipment and accounts are required?
A laptop or desktop gives the best overall experience. Tablets suit many activities, while mobile devices can support lessons and supported tasks. Students need a stable internet connection, a current browser and the accounts listed for the relevant activities. A mouse is recommended for visual-design work.
The course uses free or entry-level access wherever practical. Optional paid plans may offer additional credits, higher generation limits or advanced features. Upgrades are optional unless a specific course requirement clearly states otherwise. A parent or guardian should manage purchases for minors. Exact requirements will be shown before starting.
A parent or guardian can contact our support team for help preparing a device or accounts.
When, where, and how is the course delivered?
The Self-paced recorded course is online and on demand: 5 lessons, about 1 hour 45 minutes of teaching in total, at each student's own pace. Free bonus: 10 days of email support from when course access opens.
Teacher-led live learning is 5 live lessons, 1 hour each, when a cohort, educator and timetable are available. Small groups support real-time questions, educator guidance, discussion and peer interaction, with email support during the live program. Free bonus: 10 days of email support after the last live lesson.
Teacher-led class times: announced soon. Live sessions are never recorded. Book one place for each child.
Each Teacher-led group starts once 4 learners have booked.
Check availability for the confirmed date, local time or timezone, delivery mode, educator and available places. Final live booking details will be provided before enrollment.
School-based or in-person experiences can be discussed through the School Programs pathway.
What does the course cost?
Check Graphic Design availability for the confirmed price, currency, inclusions and places before enrolling. The Self-paced recorded course offers flexible independent learning. Free bonus: 10 days of email support from when course access opens. Teacher-led live learning includes scheduled educator interaction and live group guidance. Free bonus: 10 days of email support after the last live lesson. Final booking information is confirmed before payment.
The course is designed around accessible free or entry-level tools wherever practical. Optional provider upgrades are separate; any required paid access will be clearly identified before enrollment.
What happens if I miss a live lesson?
Please contact us as soon as possible and say which session was missed. We will provide the relevant lesson information, learning materials and available course resources to help the student catch up.
Live sessions are never recorded.
How long does Self-paced access last?
3 months of access from the date of purchase. We usually release access soon after purchase.
Are live lessons recorded?
No. Live sessions are never recorded. If your learner misses one, contact us as soon as possible and we will share the lesson information and materials to help them catch up.
Teacher-led is fully booked. What can we do?
Teacher-led classes are fully booked. Parents and guardians can join the waitlist to hear first when places open.
Self-paced is currently unavailable for Graphic Design. You can register interest.
Can I book for a group?
Yes. If you'd like to enroll 10 or more students, use the group booking form and tell us the course, the number of students and your preferred format. We'll get back to you to talk through the options.
When does a Teacher-led group start?
A group starts once 4 learners have booked. If it hasn’t a week before the first lesson, you can move to the next intake.
Who sets up the AI tool accounts?
Some lessons may use free third-party AI tools. If a tool needs an account, a parent or guardian sets it up and manages it, following that tool’s own age rules. No extra purchase needed.
What is the free bonus?
10 days of email support. Self-paced: from when course access opens. Teacher-led: after the last live lesson.
Which currency are the prices in?
All prices are in US dollars, per learner: Teacher-led $229, Self-paced $139. Book one place for each child.
Give their imagination a clearer direction.
Help your learner move from “I have an idea” to “I designed this” — with a practical process for creating, evaluating and improving original visual work.
For parents and guardians: choose a format
Teacher-led: 5 live lessons, 1 hour each