3D Game Artisan, a two-year course by IDEA Academy
Learn to create striking 3D images, captivating characters, and immersive environments!
Master modeling, texturing, lighting, and cinematics for both AAA and indie games with a program that combines technical skills and artistic vision, preparing students for the modern gaming industry.
The 3D Game Artisan course dives deep into industry-standard software such as Maya, Unreal Engine, Blender, and ZBrush. You will learn to master these tools to bring your creative visions to life, from modeling to texturing.
Who the course is for:
For all artists, students, or professionals who want to expand their knowledge into the world of 3D, and gaming enthusiasts.
What to expect:
IDEA Academy’s 3D Game Artisan course will help each student develop a personal style, balancing technique with inspiration, creating visually unique and engaging game assets.
The course also offers valuable guidance on commercial skills related to the industry, including freelancing, teamwork, self-marketing, and client management.
Join a vibrant community of people who share your passion for game art! Collaborate with fellow students and receive valuable feedback from industry professionals.
Enroll now in the 3D Game Artisan course and start building your career in game art!
Those enrolled on the Biunivoca platform can receive a 10% discount on the cost of the course, for info write to: info@idea-academy.it
Learn more about the program, costs, and how to apply: www.idea-academy.eu/it/corso/3d-game-artisan
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