TheBoxEater
November 16th, 2008, 09:55 AM
Hey,
I'm seriously passionate about animation & illustration and would like to attend school for it. I was always nervous that my portfolio wasn't good enough or it would be strong for something else other than what my goal intended to be.
Do you guys recommend that I should go to undergraduate school for animation or illustration now? What are the advantages or disadvantages of doing it right away or studying it in grad school?
I don't know what kind of education is important in this field in the future. Should I go to an art school for undergrad that would teach me more about things like art history, critical thinking/writing, ect rather than jump the gun and go right into animation/illustration? Like for example a school like MCAD and Cooper Union may not be crazy animation or illustration like I want it, but it offers a good art education and mental experience as well.
Sorry for sounding like such a newbie but I'm kind of worried and I'm over analyzing.
Thanks.
I'm seriously passionate about animation & illustration and would like to attend school for it. I was always nervous that my portfolio wasn't good enough or it would be strong for something else other than what my goal intended to be.
Do you guys recommend that I should go to undergraduate school for animation or illustration now? What are the advantages or disadvantages of doing it right away or studying it in grad school?
I don't know what kind of education is important in this field in the future. Should I go to an art school for undergrad that would teach me more about things like art history, critical thinking/writing, ect rather than jump the gun and go right into animation/illustration? Like for example a school like MCAD and Cooper Union may not be crazy animation or illustration like I want it, but it offers a good art education and mental experience as well.
Sorry for sounding like such a newbie but I'm kind of worried and I'm over analyzing.
Thanks.