Character Designer Courses in Richmond

Want to learn how to design games and cool 3D characters? The ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Game Art and Design) delivers the programming and design skills you need. This nationally recognised diploma builds on your existing ICT knowledge, teaching you how to originate and develop your gaming ideas into complex 3D characters and animated sequences. The course covers: working in the 3D games environment, animating 3D characters, producing digital animation sequences, managing technical art and rigging in 3D animations, designing for clients, working in an ICT team environment, and much more. Enquire now for entry requirements, gaming design career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates.

The Bachelor of Visual Arts prepares students with essential historical, theoretical, and practical knowledge for a career in visual arts. Engaging with renowned artists, art historians, and industry leaders, students acquire skills to thrive in the visual arts sector. They gain understanding of contemporary art's reflection on the world and our role within it. This course explores art's contribution to significant historical, cultural, ecological, and ethical matters, offering a profound insight into the interplay between art and other visual cultures like fashion, film, and design.

The CUA50720 Diploma of Graphic Design (Illustration) strengthens creative and technical design skills, focusing on both digital and hand-drawn illustrations. It prepares individuals for roles such as illustrator, senior graphic designer, or digital designer. The qualification emphasises design theory and practice, problem-solving, and the ability to analyse information to generate solutions. Graduates may work in various contexts, including print and digital media, with potential roles such as graphic designer or studio manager, and pathways to related industries. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates.