Category: Game Art
Want to make a lasting impression as you begin applying for jobs in the gaming industry? Presenting potential employers with samples of your best work in the form of a game art portfolio is a must. If you’re just starting
Virtual reality (VR) brings a whole new dynamic to the already immersive gaming experience. Today’s innovative developers and artists draw on cutting-edge VR technologies to make games feel more engaging and exciting. Another benefit is that higher-quality VR systems expand access,
Video games deserve credit for introducing us to some of pop culture’s most iconic characters. From familiar faces like Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog to newer characters such as Kratos and Cuphead, there is no shortage of stand-out personalities.
Modern video games are true works of art. Featuring a variety of styles and concepts, these games are not merely aesthetically pleasing; they actively leverage artistic techniques and advanced software to create distinct moods or vibes. These, in turn, contribute
Did you know that a career in special effects and animation is growing at a rate of 8% a year? These roles are in high demand at game art studios, in movies, and television, and boast a median salary of
Modern gaming represents a true artistic spectacle. Yes, level design and mechanics are crucial, but these mean little if games lack visual splendor. Thankfully, we live in a golden era for video game art, with creatives infusing titles of all
Let’s delve into the dynamic world of game art, where creativity meets technology to shape the immersive realms of video gaming. Join us as we explore the evolution, significance, and psychological effects of game art, illustrating its critical role in
Modern video games are designed with more than entertainment value in mind. Many of these games include immersive graphics that mimic the real world, with others utilizing artistic touches that transport people into other realms, planets or galaxies. Narrative design in
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
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