Posted by Steph / 10th March 2010 in Alumni, Interactive, People
Two different talents but two talents nonetheless. Today, we feature Stewart Knapman and Neo Mudaly from one of our last classes of the Part Time Diploma of Digital Media.
Posted by Tamara / 9th March 2010 in Graphic Design
Building a career is not something that happens overnight. It requires patience and tenacity, and it involves more than raw talent…
Posted by Steph / 9th March 2010 in Game.Dev, Industry News
Do you wish you were in San Francisco’s Game Developers Conference this year? I certainly do!
Posted by Steph / 8th March 2010 in 3D.VFX, Advertising, Alumni, Game.Dev, Graphic Design, Interactive
From one success to the other, Media Design School’s students are shining on the international stage. From Creative Advertising, Digital Media, 3D and the likes, check out some of our students’ recent achievements!
Posted by Suzi / 8th March 2010 in Graphic Art, Graphic Design, Talent, Tips & Tricks
The Designers Institute of New Zealand is launching their 2010 Designers Speak Series with ‘Three’s Company’, starting in Auckland on March 10.
Posted by Darron / 4th March 2010 in 3D.VFX, Production Diaries
A prominent feature of the Media Design School Graduate Diploma of Advanced 3D Productions programme is the creation of two CGI short films, team productions that mirror the production pipeline that graduates would experince in industry.
Posted by Joanne / 25th February 2010 in Graphic Art, Graphic Design, Talent
For the last 20 years, Photoshop has meant an increase in possibilities when it comes to photo manipulation and has liberated people’s creativity in the fields of photography, design, digital art.
Posted by Steph / 24th February 2010 in Concept Art, Game.Dev, Production Diaries
Let me introduce to you the three teams who will be blogging about their experience during the production of their final three games. Check them out!
Posted by Steph / 23rd February 2010 in Graphic Art, Graphic Design
Melbourne has launched their new identity and have updated their old logo to a much more dynamic brand.
Getting a new logo for a city, does this ring a bell to you? Right in time with the Auckland Supercity logo polemic.
Posted by Steph / 23rd February 2010 in Graphic Art, Graphic Design
Photoshop is 20 years old and it has evolved a lot from an early concept from the Knoll’s brothers to what we all use now! Happy Birthday Photoshop.