3D Texturing Artist Courses Online and On-Campus

How do I become a 3D Texturing Artist?

Get qualified to work as a 3D Texturing Artist with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

Bachelor of Animation and Visual Effects

The Bachelor of Animation and Visual Effects equips you to excel as a media professional. This course prepares you to create cutting-edge animation and visual effects for film, television, screen culture, and online and mobile media. Gain critical thinking skills, theoretical knowledge, and practical experience essential for a thriving career in today's media industry. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.

Career opportunities Concept Artist Games Animator VFX Artist View all

Duration 3 years

Study mode On Campus

Career opportunities Concept Artist Games Animator VFX Artist

CUA51020

Diploma of Screen and Media (Animation and Visual Effects)

The CUA51020 Diploma of Screen and Media (Animation and Visual Effects) builds on previous qualifications, enhancing skills in 3D and 2D animation, post-production, visual effects, sound, and writing. Students learn real-time rendering and virtual environments using Unreal Engine and gain experience in animation production within a team. This diploma prepares individuals for advanced roles in screen and media industries, applying technical and theoretical knowledge in animation, gaming, digital effects, and other media fields. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates.

Career opportunities Game Artist 3D Designer 3D Texturing Artist View all

Duration 12 months

Study mode On Campus

Career opportunities Game Artist 3D Designer 3D Texturing Artist

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ICT50915 Diploma of Digital Media Technologies

3D Texturing Artist careers

A 3D Texturing Artist creates surface textures for 3D models in films, games, and other visual media. You’ll apply colour, patterns, and details to enhance the realism and aesthetic appeal of characters and environments. Key responsibilities include UV mapping, painting textures, and ensuring consistency across assets.

As a 3D Texturing Artist, strong artistic skills and an eye for detail are essential. Collaboration with 3D modellers and animators is crucial to produce cohesive visuals that meet project specifications and contribute to a captivating viewer experience.

3D Texturing Artist Courses

How do I become a 3D Texturing Artist?

Bachelor of Animation and Visual Effects

Diploma of Screen and Media (Animation and Visual Effects)

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