I can not stress enough the importance of finding out whether the school is 2d or 3d focused. At my current school, they said they did a mix of both and I really wanted to focus on 3d. when I joined the school I realized the majority of 3d classes they offer get canceled every semester and about 90% of the coursework was drawing-based. Talk to some students and figure out what their coursework is like before blindly listening to what the school tells you.
Welp. School is really stressing. Just keep walking and improve will do everything. Trust the process! Meanwhile myself got YEETED out from medical school and still learning to become better 3D artist right now.
Im currently persuing engineering(freshman), but do art (hardsurface, texturing, UV, etc) on the side as a hobby, and as I've been working and learning new stuff I've kind of realised that you don't really need art school. Everything that it teaches in the first two years I've learned by myself over time for the great price of zero dollars, and I've learned Maya using a school license from my community college, switched to blender about a month ago (which is better don't at me), and learned substance painter to boot. If you have a passion for it, art school is absolutely not required to LEARN the art. However, the connections are nearly invaluable and essential to building any art career.
ugh just thinking about school just stresses me out. 3:03 "Well is it actually worth it?" "The connections you make cannot be understated" i thought school was about learning, if the connections are whats important then why dont we as a society just replace the whole institution with something cheaper that focuses on connections. i switched from an art major to computer science specifically to avoid this anxiety but it never went away, it's the same over here. 😭
Yea school has definitely changed now that most of the information you're learning is available online. My classes have given me a great foundation/starting point, but a lot of the things I use in my projects now are things I've taught myself from UA-cam. That being said, it is still very useful to be taught by people who have worked in the industry so you know what to expect.
Im not gonna study art both because debt go brrr and Im already studying applied informatics, but damn I would 2nd degree murder for those documents on 3:20 digital character creation, animation and especially design. All my uni has is one optional course on 3D modelling and having put 250 hours into that project alone I hunger for more.
This vid is super underrated lol, I really enjoyed the pacing and welcoming vibes it gives off! Wish you luck in whatever you decide to do once you graduate :DD also the froggy buggy at 3:09 was giving me some serious anxiEty lol ;o;
feel free to ignore this if this is too intrusive to ask, but what college did you go to? I attend a university for animation, but recently I've been wanting to find a school with a better, more in depth focus on 3D. The courses shown in the video seem really appealing, and I'd love to look into it a bit more! Also, great video! It's really nice to see someone with a passion for 3D digital arts go into their journey, and how they got to where they are now!
In my case, I have quite limited options. Because there is only one public animation school in my area (and it doesn't specify anywhere if it has 2D animation. Because I know it has 3D) On the other hand, learning on your own is not only a longer process that requires more discipline but also limits your job opportunities by not having the contacts that school gives you...
There are also online schools you could consider like animation mentor or anim school. I think these are only for 3D, but they are cheaper than an actual college. Maybe there are 2D ones that you could look into?
@@whaleloop The thing is that the school I want to attend is free if I pass an entrance exam. Because I don't have more money to pay for another school xd (and I would prefer an in-person school because it is too tedious for me to learn remotely at the house where I live) but thanks for the advice :)
I actually surprisingly got accepted into an animation program. but, was recommended to do one year of graphic design instead of film and after efforts and just wait till next year to do animation.
This video is great. I went to Full Sail University and wanted to specialize in animation. It was awful. I do not recommend the school. I learned after I grauated that they are more for profit than for students. Maybe this is just because they didnt cater to animation much and because I went into the game art program and not the computer animation one, but they were not great. I guess this is me venting but also I hope it can serve as a warning to others about this school. I should have talked to some of the students beforehand somehow.
@@niovaneko has english slang turned into a new language, or what??!??!? I don’t understand these words put together in these ways hgfhfhgffhgfhfdffgsdg
Well, well, well, yet another UA-cam video purporting to offer insights into the world of art school for animation. But don't be fooled by the flashy thumbnails and catchy titles; this creator is just another cog in the wheel of deception. Let's start with the creator themselves. It's clear they have a vested interest in promoting the idea that art school is the be-all and end-all of animation education. Whether they're getting kickbacks from art institutions or just trying to boost their own ego, their motives are suspect at best. And then there's the content of the video. Instead of providing a balanced exploration of the pros and cons of art school, it's just a one-sided spiel about how wonderful it is. Where are the voices of dissent? Where is the acknowledgment of the staggering debt that many art school graduates face? Nowhere to be found, because that wouldn't fit the creator's agenda. But perhaps the most infuriating part of all is the impact this video will have on its viewers. Young, impressionable artists will watch this garbage and come away with the misguided belief that art school is their only option for success. Little do they know, they're being led down a path of financial ruin by someone who couldn't care less about their well-being. In conclusion, this video is nothing but a wolf in sheep's clothing, preying on the dreams of the vulnerable for personal gain. Viewers would be wise to approach it with a healthy dose of skepticism and seek out more objective sources of information before making any decisions about their education and future career.
"It's clear they have a vested interest in promoting the idea that art school is the be-all and end-all of animation education." 5:17 literally the closing line addresses this. Your conspiracies of some grand agenda where they're associated with the art school industry as a whole are just flat out ridiculous. This video, as the title suggests, is about their experience at art school, not whether you should go to one or not. It's plain and simple. If someone's interested in art school this would be very useful/interesting information to have. It's fine to add on additional information in your comment and make points (that are not relevant to their experience) more concise, but you can do that without accusing them of having some 'agenda' that's 'targeting young and impressionable minds' to send them into staggering debt.
are you like, ok. what audience are _you_ trying to reach in this poor youtuber-of-20-subscriber's comment section. no clue if this is some inside joke or what but as an outsider looking in, this is just weird
I can not stress enough the importance of finding out whether the school is 2d or 3d focused. At my current school, they said they did a mix of both and I really wanted to focus on 3d. when I joined the school I realized the majority of 3d classes they offer get canceled every semester and about 90% of the coursework was drawing-based. Talk to some students and figure out what their coursework is like before blindly listening to what the school tells you.
Welp. School is really stressing. Just keep walking and improve will do everything. Trust the process!
Meanwhile myself got YEETED out from medical school and still learning to become better 3D artist right now.
i don't go to animation school cause i choose to not be depressed 💯
real
🤔 what if you already have pre-existing experience and psychotic enouf to have immunity
4:31 genuinely jump-scared me
i go to an animation and sometimes i get stressed out! its just 3:03
Im currently persuing engineering(freshman), but do art (hardsurface, texturing, UV, etc) on the side as a hobby, and as I've been working and learning new stuff I've kind of realised that you don't really need art school. Everything that it teaches in the first two years I've learned by myself over time for the great price of zero dollars, and I've learned Maya using a school license from my community college, switched to blender about a month ago (which is better don't at me), and learned substance painter to boot. If you have a passion for it, art school is absolutely not required to LEARN the art. However, the connections are nearly invaluable and essential to building any art career.
ugh just thinking about school just stresses me out. 3:03 "Well is it actually worth it?" "The connections you make cannot be understated" i thought school was about learning, if the connections are whats important then why dont we as a society just replace the whole institution with something cheaper that focuses on connections. i switched from an art major to computer science specifically to avoid this anxiety but it never went away, it's the same over here. 😭
Yea school has definitely changed now that most of the information you're learning is available online. My classes have given me a great foundation/starting point, but a lot of the things I use in my projects now are things I've taught myself from UA-cam. That being said, it is still very useful to be taught by people who have worked in the industry so you know what to expect.
that's nice and informative it feel like it set an expectation on what would get on a 3d (or 2d) animation course
Im not gonna study art both because debt go brrr and Im already studying applied informatics, but damn I would 2nd degree murder for those documents on 3:20 digital character creation, animation and especially design. All my uni has is one optional course on 3D modelling and having put 250 hours into that project alone I hunger for more.
If you are into anime, you can check Natsumori Katsu. I'm studying by his UA-cam channel and he has English subtitles.
Of topic but i luv ur voice and style of presenting its so easy to understand and continute to warch
thank you
This vid is super underrated lol, I really enjoyed the pacing and welcoming vibes it gives off! Wish you luck in whatever you decide to do once you graduate :DD
also the froggy buggy at 3:09 was giving me some serious anxiEty lol ;o;
feel free to ignore this if this is too intrusive to ask, but what college did you go to? I attend a university for animation, but recently I've been wanting to find a school with a better, more in depth focus on 3D. The courses shown in the video seem really appealing, and I'd love to look into it a bit more! Also, great video! It's really nice to see someone with a passion for 3D digital arts go into their journey, and how they got to where they are now!
In my case, I have quite limited options. Because there is only one public animation school in my area (and it doesn't specify anywhere if it has 2D animation. Because I know it has 3D)
On the other hand, learning on your own is not only a longer process that requires more discipline but also limits your job opportunities by not having the contacts that school gives you...
There are also online schools you could consider like animation mentor or anim school. I think these are only for 3D, but they are cheaper than an actual college. Maybe there are 2D ones that you could look into?
@@whaleloop The thing is that the school I want to attend is free if I pass an entrance exam. Because I don't have more money to pay for another school xd
(and I would prefer an in-person school because it is too tedious for me to learn remotely at the house where I live)
but thanks for the advice :)
@@DeadnyMaster Ohh good luck with the exam!!
I will save this video for my future self
amazing video
I actually surprisingly got accepted into an animation program. but, was recommended to do one year of graphic design instead of film and after efforts and just wait till next year to do animation.
cool video :3
This video is great. I went to Full Sail University and wanted to specialize in animation. It was awful. I do not recommend the school. I learned after I grauated that they are more for profit than for students. Maybe this is just because they didnt cater to animation much and because I went into the game art program and not the computer animation one, but they were not great. I guess this is me venting but also I hope it can serve as a warning to others about this school. I should have talked to some of the students beforehand somehow.
Sweet vid
yooo moneko neko from battle cats got into art school
pretty good video
animation school pilled animation student core 🤓
theres a button on this comment to translate it but i still dont understand it
@@PokeNebulaOnika burgers 🤣🤣
@@PokeNebula confused maxxing questionoid 😱
@@niovaneko has english slang turned into a new language, or what??!??!?
I don’t understand these words put together in these ways hgfhfhgffhgfhfdffgsdg
May God's will for you be done. I hope you succeed in your endeavors. God loves you all. Amen.❤❤❤
What school did you go to?
What do those complicated nodes in the beginning do?
As a fellow artist, this ai art stuff must be very tiresome to you too.
what school did u go to
2:39 BUBBLE
OMG IKR
? Its a chain chomp bro
@@Bn_uy oh you're right! didn't realise lol.
2:53 Subdiv messed up the end of the pen lol
lmao, the pinching? that was one of my earliest models, i think there are probs tons of n-gons
Martial artz
Hi Luke, thank you for the great video, I hope you keep making more. May I know your pronouns I should use?
Thank you, I plan to make more. Any pronouns work, most people use he/him
First!
why do you sound like a nonchalant/ disinterested robot?
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You talk about students dropping out when they learn it's all 3D and I'm dropping out of the video for the same reason.
FIRST
Well, well, well, yet another UA-cam video purporting to offer insights into the world of art school for animation. But don't be fooled by the flashy thumbnails and catchy titles; this creator is just another cog in the wheel of deception.
Let's start with the creator themselves. It's clear they have a vested interest in promoting the idea that art school is the be-all and end-all of animation education. Whether they're getting kickbacks from art institutions or just trying to boost their own ego, their motives are suspect at best.
And then there's the content of the video. Instead of providing a balanced exploration of the pros and cons of art school, it's just a one-sided spiel about how wonderful it is. Where are the voices of dissent? Where is the acknowledgment of the staggering debt that many art school graduates face? Nowhere to be found, because that wouldn't fit the creator's agenda.
But perhaps the most infuriating part of all is the impact this video will have on its viewers. Young, impressionable artists will watch this garbage and come away with the misguided belief that art school is their only option for success. Little do they know, they're being led down a path of financial ruin by someone who couldn't care less about their well-being.
In conclusion, this video is nothing but a wolf in sheep's clothing, preying on the dreams of the vulnerable for personal gain. Viewers would be wise to approach it with a healthy dose of skepticism and seek out more objective sources of information before making any decisions about their education and future career.
"It's clear they have a vested interest in promoting the idea that art school is the be-all and end-all of animation education."
5:17 literally the closing line addresses this. Your conspiracies of some grand agenda where they're associated with the art school industry as a whole are just flat out ridiculous. This video, as the title suggests, is about their experience at art school, not whether you should go to one or not. It's plain and simple.
If someone's interested in art school this would be very useful/interesting information to have. It's fine to add on additional information in your comment and make points (that are not relevant to their experience) more concise, but you can do that without accusing them of having some 'agenda' that's 'targeting young and impressionable minds' to send them into staggering debt.
reading this again, I think I just fell for a joke. There's no way somebody unironically talks like this, is this AI or something 😭
are you like, ok. what audience are _you_ trying to reach in this poor youtuber-of-20-subscriber's comment section. no clue if this is some inside joke or what but as an outsider looking in, this is just weird
@@mmmm-d dolphin dive high five!
@@mmmm-d its actually 30 subscribers now 🤓
Your art looks bad. I guess you learned 3d animation?