TRAINING SPOTLIGHT This month: The Gnomon Library
THE GNOMON WORKSHOP provides a different kind of schooling for both professional and aspiring game artists. In essence it offers production-
focused training in the form of DVDs and digitally downloadable tutorials. Users can also access the new subscription system, which provides access to its entire library. “We have tutorials for just about any
artist at any level,” says Gnomon Workshop managing director Eric Miller. “We offer everything from
foundational drawing titles to advanced animation and production- based visual effects titles. We also offer gaming-specific titles covering everything from concept design, art direction and modelling to texturing, animation and game engine integration.” Miller explains that studying
through the workshop means students can learn at their own pace, studying what they want, when they want, with no classes to attend. “They can truly choose between
following along, step-by-step, with one of many technical titles we offer, or they can choose to just watch one of our amazing instructors at work simply
Geniaware
to gain inspiration and learn a few awesome tricks,” he says. He adds that the training service
relies on industry professionals, rather than a staff of resident artists, to generate content.
We offer titles covering
everything from art direction and modelling to texturing and
animation . Eric Miller, Gnomon
“It all comes from artists who use
these tools and techniques every day,” says Miller. “They are the experts. They are on
the front lines helping to not only develop many of the tools used in the industry today, but developing intelligent ways to use them in production. That's what it is all about.”
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