Game Art & Design
Do you love digital art and computer games? Do you want to combine these interests? In the main subject Game Art & design you will develop in all aspects of digital art and especially in the art genres used in computer games.
You will work with the design of characters and create worlds, from sketches to complete works of art. You will really get to use your creative abilities and be able to develop your ideas.
You will work with the design of characters and create worlds, from sketches to complete works of art. You will really get to use your creative abilities and be able to develop your ideas.
- Pixel art
- Digital drawing and painting
- Concept Art
- Visual Storytelling
- Character Design and World Design
- 2D Animation
- Guest teachers
- Study trip to London
- Optional study trip to Japan
Game Art & Design
This is the main subject for you who love to draw and who have a burning interest for video games. Overall, you are interested in how art can enhance and create living, beautiful and interesting worlds and stories. Your creative and analytical potential will be challenged, and you will have the possibility to create your own portfolio.
Collaboration with Video games design
At first, you will learn pixel art and digital drawing. Thereafter you will focus on making concept art, assets and all other art and design used in video game industry. In addition, you will learn about animation for both games and film.
Through the year you will collaborate both with Video Games Design on several projects including game jams.
Through the year you will collaborate both with Video Games Design on several projects including game jams.
Study trips
Join us to London and various game events!
Voluntarily trip to Japan in the spring.
Voluntarily trip to Japan in the spring.
Equipment
You will need your own graphics tablet together with a laptop or stationary PC or Mac.
The staff
The main teacher for Game Art & Design is Tom Klovholt. In addition some elements will be taught by our well qualified staff on other lines and guest teachers.
