Vormund Institute

Focus
To further the artistic revolution and provide visual representation of histories events with picturesque accuracy. Those attending the college are expected to hold an intense interest in pursuing the arts whether its sculpture, painting, or musics. Those attending are put through an intense regime in which students are expected to churn out artistic pieces, attend lectures, and display their craftsmanship on command. Graduation is narrowed down to those expected to be alumni, resulting in education being turned into a competition. Students will fail without the proper drive and are expected to continue pursuing their craft even after graduation. Should a student leave the college successful, it's considered a great honor and at times it's even a privilege to let it be known that they've graduated from the prestigious Vormund Institute.

Those who graduate have acquired the skill and mentality to forge a career through their craft and have more than likely created pieces for paying customers. Their graduating piece is required to be a 1:1 image of themself, how they are able to achieve such likeness is up to them and their own devices.

History
The college was founded on the idea that creativity should not be limited to those with talent, but rather, those with a passion to express. Initially it was formed by a group of likeminded peoples who sought to make a career with their craft. The intention was to form a labor union in order to advance in the world with the same privilege as any other worker. However, in time this sort of goal was lost in the idea of gaining prestige, thus an environment to churn out the best of the best from the population was created. Whether one succeeds or fails is up entirely to the person pursuing their education and their drive.