2017 Student games

Student game logo

Students from Centennial’s Game Art & Design program, in collaboration with students from University of Toronto’s Department of Computer Science and Faculty of Music, created these games. The games were wholly conceived and created by the students. UofT students provided the programming chops as well as music, Centennial students provided the art assets as well …

Build worlds for a living: Careers in Game Art and Design

At Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre, creativity and commerce intersect as artistic students are taught how to make media, and how to succeed in the industry that makes that media. One such program is Game Art and Design, taught at the Story Arts Centre. Game Art Students receive intensive hands-on training in current software and modelling methodologies in …

From play to work: Turning video games into a career at Centennial College

We’re living among a generation where many of us were raised with game controllers in our hands and want a career making these things that entertained us. Gamers have come a long way from the days when video game testing was thought of as the ideal career, though. Now, if you want to work on …

Level Up – 2013

Level Up, DX

On April 3, 2013 the Design Exchange hosted the annual Level Up game student showcase.  Students from 12 colleges and universities in the Toronto area showed their games to peers and industry, the event expected over 600 attendees! Graduates from Centennial College’s Game Art & Design program displayed their demo reels and current students attended …

Game Art & Design: Student work

 Game Art & Design students proving that the program’s philosophy of “making artists, digital artists” is working.  Here at Centennial we don’t try to be a generalist game program, the  Game Art & Design program is about creating the assets you see in a console (AAA) game. Check out the amazing work!

Corn Roast 2012

On a beautiful September day over 500 cobs of corn were roasted by faculty and served to the students of the Center for Creative Communications. Digital Animation and Game Art & Design Co-ordinator Philip Krueger organized the second annual student appreciation corn roast at the Center. Students from all programs on the campus enjoyed the …