I want to become a video game art designier?

AIE (Academy of Interactive Entertainment) is an academy that specialises in game design and game programming, look it up. If you live in Australia that is.

Get a drawing pad for computers n start drawing on those too n photo shop is ur best friend

Get a drawing pad for computers n start drawing on those too n photo shop is ur best friend

AIE (Academy of Interactive Entertainment) is an academy that specialises in game design and game programming, look it up. If you live in Australia that is.

Until you enter a college, university or technical school (tafe etc) the best you can do is to keep working on your drawings - pencil on paper, and using a drawing pad and work on your computer. Learn how to draw as many things as possible - people, animals, nature, machines, abstract stuff etc. In highschool you should be able to take courses in fine art and computer science. You need both artistic skills and computer software skills. There are free graphic design programs around if you look for them, some I found: Blender, Google SketchUp, Inkscape, Synfig Studio, Pencil.

Do not go to Full Sail. They only care about how profitable a student is and teach you only the basics (if you call what they teach that.) Their teachers are mostly students who can't find better jobs. They will flash a lot of fancy stuff your way, but in reality what they show you is what the top 2 or 3%of their students have worked on. Their career center, who will "help" you find jobs after you graduate, will mostly dig up bottom of the barrel freelance work (talking a few hundred hours of work for $100) or suggest you look on craigslist. I would highly suggest going to game developers websites and looking for their careers/jobs page. This should outline what they are looking for in potential employees.

Is there a question? You don't mention your age, education or work history. You should look into colleges if you have no background. Have you drawn these things by hand, or in 3D on the computer. There are many good schools, I know Full Sail in Fl is excellent but you must have strong grades, etc.

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Do not go to Full Sail. They only care about how profitable a student is and teach you only the basics (if you call what they teach that.) Their teachers are mostly students who can't find better jobs. They will flash a lot of fancy stuff your way, but in reality what they show you is what the top 2 or 3%of their students have worked on. Their career center, who will "help" you find jobs after you graduate, will mostly dig up bottom of the barrel freelance work (talking a few hundred hours of work for $100) or suggest you look on craigslist. I would highly suggest going to game developers websites and looking for their careers/jobs page. This should outline what they are looking for in potential employees.