Computer Animation Arts

Have you ever wondered where those little plastic bricks came from?...

Dearest first years! The second Photoshop class starts on Monday and there are a few things you need to know. Ian Mcque Sketchbooks Firstly, we will be working across the base room / blue room and library. So, you need to bring a sketchbook and pencils. You should all own sketchbooks by now, so it's time to start using them. The class will consist partly of sketching traditionally, and partly of digital work. Please see below for you class start times. If you could share this via your social networks with all students, that would be perfect. Bring your Wacom Tablets and a Sketchbook! Group B - Baseroom at 10am - 1pm Group A - Baseroom at 2pm - 5pm P.S - Feel free to bring any books, videos etc that you feel would be of interest to the group.

February, season of romance! Hark! Is that the flutter of Valentine cards falling in profusion upon your doormat?  What? You mean, you didn't get snowed under with pink tat, petrol station roses and teddy bears holding upholstered hearts? Don't despair!  Let this freshly-minted edition of the Computer Animation Arts Post With The Most suffice - our monthly love letter to creativity, technology and the crafting and grafting of bright young things. First up is a show-and-tell from our industrious third years, who can be found sitting quietly at their work-stations, immersed completely in the necessary minutiae of their respective pipelines.  Admittedly, the making of cgi is not much of a spectator sport; indeed, it sometimes appears as if glaciers are moving more quickly, but click-by-click, the magic is happening... George Nwosisi - Silent Story Young George walk-cycle Adult George 'Maya Crash'  Peta-Gaye Brown & Samantha Niemcz...