Lee Anne Lumsden brings over 25 years of experience in the visual arts and teaching field to the Animation program at Sno-Isle TECH. The ability to draw and animate will be developed and refined as you progress throughout the program. Strong drawing skills are not required to get started in the Animation program. If you’re interested, but aren’t much of an artist, don’t worry. The outcome of the course prepares students with the skills necessary for production level art and animation that can be used as the building blocks for a career in digital animation and video production. The Animation class at Sno-Isle TECH teaches students how to design and create animations for video games and digital video using a combination of traditional art, digital 2D computer programs, and 3D animation software. Have you ever wanted to create a video game, or digitally produced animation? If so, the Sno-Isle TECH Animation Program is the perfect opportunity for you to get started on that path.
came out and the animation and graphics were something new and groundbreaking? Technology has come a long way since then, and it’s only going to get more creative and fascinating in the future. How about Pong on the revolutionary Atari? Maybe you remember when Super Mario Bros.
Are you old enough to remember one of the first animation video games – frogger? Amber screen in a DOS or Unix environment using the keypad to navigate the poor little frog jumping across lanes of traffic without getting crushed by speeding cars.
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