The topic was "imaginative realism," and I use the term to include not just fantasy or science fiction art, but any kind of picture-making that visualizes something that can't be observed directly.
That imaginary scene could come from from history, paleontology, archaeology, mythology, or from a movie screenplay.
Since the theme was "Careers in the Visual Arts," I ended the talk the with some suggestions for annual association meetings or conventions that students might try to attend. At these gatherings you can meet many of the top people in the field and learn techniques and business insights.
I promised I'd give you the list, so here it is:
7. Fantasy art conventions or masterclasses (Spectrum Live, Illuxcon, IMC)
8. Animation (CTN Animation Expo)
Each group varies with respect to rules for membership and attendance, but most of them go out of their way to reach out to students interested in breaking into the field.
3 comments:
Wish I could have attended this talk! It was mere minutes from my office!
Looks like a fun crowd!
Do you know if your talk at SCAD on Monday 9/17 is open to the public?
Sounds like an interesting talk! :)
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