In this episode, our guest is RMCAD Illustration Alumnus and co-founder of multi-disciplinary creative studio NOVA NIMBUS, Anthony Benedetto. Anthony talks to us about growing and expanding your skills in new directions, loving...
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...
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...
After graduating with a degree in Illustration, Rebecca Black-Gliko’s career path soon led her to the world of animation. In 2015, the RMCAD alumna scored a job at Laika, the studio known for a number of animated films, including the...
Chloe DeJong became interested in art at a young age. While she wasn’t sure if it could turn into a career, her mom encouraged her to pursue it anyway. Not only has it proved to be a viable career path for DeJong, her journey has taken...
The term “synesthesia” refers to a sensation produced in one modality when a stimulus is applied to another modality. This phenomenon can manifest itself in multiple ways, such as hearing a certain sound that induces the visualization...
It’s that time of year in Colorado—one day it’s 68 degrees and sunny, the next day you’re ice-skating across campus in a parka. But while the weather may be inconsistent, there’s always a steady schedule of events happening at RMCAD....
When Aaron Van Dyke came to Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design to study 3-D Animation, he didn’t have a particular interest in mural work. It wasn’t a type of project he had even considered. Now, in his junior year, he has four...
