Category: Game Art
In 1958, Tennis for Two was created by Physicist William Higinbotham and is considered by historians to be the first visually-displayed video game ever made. Although video games would not become widespread for another four years, advancements such as Higinbotham’s
What does a game art career look like? Independent video game studio Deck Nine Games, producer of installments of the hit series “Life is Strange” and “The Expanse,” recently visited Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design to answer that
Annual revenue from video games is projected to reach over 521 billion dollars by 2027, according to Statista. With roles like game artist, designer, and programmer all being in such high demand, it’s easy to see why so many people
In 2022, there were a record three billion active video gamers worldwide. As the video game industry continues to grow, so does the demand for qualified animators, artists, and creatives to continue to produce entertaining and immersive gaming experiences. Whether
LAKEWOOD, Colo., – From conducting interviews at video game conferences as a young adult to seeing his own face on the billboards in Times Square, Danny Pena is hitting a high score in his career. The content creator began podcasting
In collaboration between students, alumni and faculty, our Animation and Game Art programs have their own custom printed and digital zine! This initiative was kicked off by professor Kristy Steffens who shares what makes this project so special. What is
Photo courtesy of Zip De Long Game art is the fusion of imagination, technology and creative thinking to create an impactful virtual experience. It’s the ability to provide others the opportunity to enjoy the world you create through unique user
Photo courtesy of Rebecca Chimarusti Animation is the art of bringing life to an otherwise lifeless form. It is the merger of technology, artistry and storytelling at its finest. There is no limit to what you can create in the
Over 60 pieces of art adorned the walls of Philip J. Steele Gallery for the 56th Annual Student Exhibition opening reception on March 8, 2019. The time-honored tradition brings students, faculty, staff and community members together each year to celebrate
When you walk into a Figurative Sculpture class at RMCAD, you’ll see students from a variety of degree programs, from Illustration and Fine Arts, to Game Art and Animation. Learning a timeless technique is reason enough to make this course
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