ANI 2101 – Character Design
What is this course all about?
Character development is a crucial part of the fictional worlds produced for the entertainment industry. Students apply design principals using a variety of structural drawing skills to develop unique and varied character designs. Through demonstrations, existing character analysis and sketching exercises, individual and group critiques, students create a range of original character and creature designs.
When is this course happening?
| Semester: | Fall |
| Campus: | Ottawa |
| Start Date: | Week of September 18th |
| End Date: | Week of December 11th |
| Link Code: | TGA4T |
| Number of Weeks: | 12 |
| Hours per Week: | TBD |
| Delivery Type: | Congregated |
| Associated Area of Interest: | Arts & Design |
| Associated College Program: | Drawing Foundations-Animation & Illustration |
Who should take this course?
Students prepared to complete learning by:
| X | submitting multiple written assignments |
| using research and essay writing strategies | |
| delivering presentations | |
| X | participating in group-based activities |
| completing hands-on learning | |
| X | learning in a fast-paced environment |
| X | completing online work |
| performing highly-specialized tasks | |
| X | using industry software tools |
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