Where will an SJSU degree take you? We hit the road to find out, visiting summer interns and recent grads on the job in the Bay Area and beyond. Our video series continues with Alex Turner, ’14 Animation/Illustration.
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Alex Turner, ’14, Animation/Illustration major is an education intern at The Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco.
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A San Jose State faculty-student team aiming to reduce annual carbon emissions by 1 million pounds using nothing more than a green sword has created the Green Ninja, a climate-action superhero.
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Did you know you can watercolor digitally? Sure you can, using Adobe tools refined in part by SJSU graduate student Daichi Ito.
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Professors, alumni and a group of enthusiastic animation/illustration students gathered Feb. 5 at UCLA’s Royce Hall for the 38th Annual Annie Awards. The Annie is Hollywood’s top award for animation.
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SJSU entered four films plus provided the official trailer and cell phone apps for Cinequest, the world-renowned independent film festival beginning March 1 in downtown San Jose.
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DreamWorks Animation has once again partnered with SJSU Animation/Illustration to launch a new educational initiative.
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Proving once again that SJSU produces outstanding films, Assistant Professor David Chai and Associate Professor Michael Cheers won top prizes at the CreaTiVe Awards ceremony held Jan. 8 at the San Jose Repertory Theatre. Chai took first place for films under 30 minutes for “Enrique Wrecks the World.” The film also recently received an Annie [...]
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Kimberly Knoll and Yung-Han Chang won first place for their animated piece, “No Robots.” The award included a $500 cash prize. Knoll and Chang are students with our animation/illustration program. Here’s a synopsis of their film: “In the not so distant future, a cafe owner has to run a business during a time when robots [...]
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For the second consecutive year, an SJSU animation and illustration student has received one of the field’s top honors.
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