3D Graphics and Game Art
(field of studies: Graphics)

1. A lecturer or art director reviews your portfolio and says the work is technically sound but lacks a distinctive style. What do you do?

2. Your character model looks great, but it’s too heavy for the game to run smoothly. How do you tackle it?

3. You join a team making a game with a specific art style, and your assets stand out from the rest. What do you do?

4. You’re working on a project with people from several countries – briefs, feedback and presentations are all in English. How comfortable are you?

5. How well do you know the whole pipeline for a game asset – from concept sketch through modelling and texturing to getting it into the engine?

6. You’re designing the environment for a game level, and playtesters keep getting lost. How do you respond?

7. For your Master’s you need to complete an independent art project. How do you plan it?

8. How important are the classical fundamentals – anatomy, perspective, colour theory – to you?

9. New tools keep appearing – AI-powered ones, 3D scanning and so on. How do you see them?

10. What motivates you most to pursue a Master’s degree in 3D Graphics and Game Art?