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An Alumni Association consists of a group of graduated students with a wealth of experience and skills to match their studied craft. Creating engaged and supportive alumni are extremely important for any program and an opportunity for those alumni members
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
At the start of Fall A, RMCAD enhanced the college student experience by switching to it’s Blended+ format where students can reserve facility time on-campus while working and studying in a safe environment. Graphic Design student, Ryan Hruska is one
Dominic Iacopino has a battery that never runs out of juice. The veteran received his B.S. in Chemistry from the U.S. Naval Academy, served nearly a decade as a helicopter pilot in the Marines and hiked the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail
Fashion Design students, faculty and staff at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) are embracing their new e-classrooms by sewing their fabrics into face masks. Stitch by stitch, these artists are networking regularly in their virtual environment with
Jay Hollick is an established designer and illustrator who has been working professionally as an artist for several years. He has shown work both nationally and internationally. Since the launch of our Illustrative Design program, Jay has been building something
Jason Hoelscher graduated from RMCAD in 1998 with his Bachelors in Painting and Drawing. He then proceeded to earn his Masters of Fine Arts in Painting from Pratt Institute (2000), and a Ph.D. in Philosophy with an emphasis in Aesthetics
Three-point lighting is a common technique used by content creators. For photography, it is useful for professional portraits whereas, in videography, it is useful for interviews. Three-point lighting consists of your key light, fill light and backlight. We met with
Having a true understanding of how your camera operates is one of the top skills you need to have as a photographer. The exposure triangle allows you to have complete autonomy of the overall image and consists of three parts:
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
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