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Top 10 Art Schools List

They all have a primary intent that is based around sculpture, photography, painting, illustration and other like-minded visual arts. Of course specific colleges will also focus on other art related subjects as well. This article will focus primarily on the top 10 art schools and any specific information respective to that school.

The List

This list of art schools is not given in any specific order and should be used as a broad measuring stick. The list could be used to assist you in your decision to apply to or attend a specific art school. This list includes:

School #1

Name: Royal Swedish Academy of Arts (Akademien för de fria konsterna)
Focus: Offers a variety of visual arts including building, sculpting and painting.
Location: Sweden

School #2

Name: Royal Academy of Arts
Focus: Offers a college level art education. An alternative to the Society of Artists.
Location: Piccadilly, London

School #3

Name: Iceland Academy of the Arts (Icelandic: Listaháskóli Íslands)
Focus: Offers a university level education in the arts.
Location: Iceland

School #4

Name: China Academy of Art
Focus: Offers Ph.D., master's and bachelor's degree programs. These are offered in film, multi-media, architecture, design and fine-arts. design, architecture, multi-media and film.
Location: China

School #5

Name: New School of Classical Art (NSCA)
Focus: Utilizes the Atelier Method of art instruction.
Location: Pawtucket, Rhode Island, USA

School #6

Name: New York Academy of Art (Graduate School of Figurative Art)
Focus: At this writing the only accredited school of it's kind in the world. Primary studies focus on the human figure. This is carried out with studies in drawing, painting, sculpture, art history and studying anatomy.
Location: NY,USA

School #7

Name: Cranbrook Academy of Art
Focus: Graduate school of design,art and architecture. Also included with the Cranbrook ducational Community
Location: Bloomfield Hills, MI, USA

School #8

Name: Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Focus: Self paced academic and research programs related to objects and issues surrounding an adaptable style of art.
Location: MA,USA

School #9

Name: Art Institute of Phoenix
Focus: Web design, interior design, graphic design and design advertising.
Location: Phoenix,AZ,USA

School #10

Name: California Institute of Earth Art and Architecture
Focus: Ceramic and Earth Art technologies
Location: CA,USA

In Summary

This article has presented a list of what many consider to be the top 10 art schools. For more information on any specific school we recommend you consult the school in question. Of course you can always seek the online route to getting an art education.

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What qualifications do i need to have to get in to the "art design" part of bieng a game designer?

I want to become a video game designer of xbox or playstation on any big game company,I am interested in the"art design"section of game designing,what qualifications do I need? 

Of course you can just do the art and design. There are many, many art and design roles in a games company (storyboarding, character and concept art, modelling, texturing, animation...). The art department is completely separate from the programming department.

There are college courses specifically geared toward going into games art - I took one, and it taught drawing, and 3D modelling, texturing and animation. Games artists are generally expected to have at least some skill and knowledge in all of those, because a knowledge of the full artistic pipeline in producing a game is a must, though specialising in one over the others is usually expected (geared toward the specific role you are looking for). If you want to design characters, assets, levels etc, or be a storyboard artist, you'll want to concentrate on drawing, though you very definitely need skills in 3D modelling as well. In many games companies, especially the smaller ones, artists will fill more than one role or perform different tasks as required (the character designer may also model some of the characters, for example).

Art colleges will vary in what they call the qualification you will need, so if they don't have one exactly as described, look for a course which will allow you to take classes in all of the things listed above, and you're good to go - you may find courses like "3D modelling and animation" and "illustration" and take a double major, for example.

It's a great job, so good luck.

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