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Re: should i learn to code? or just keep "arting"?
So a problem with a lot of these bootcamps is they seemingly tend to focus on web development. Not bad, and definitely may come in useful down the line, but building a foundation on core principals that you can use in a studio is more useful. Maya, Max and Foundry's suite of tools for instance use a mix of propriety… -
Re: should i learn to code? or just keep "arting"?
Firstly, I just want to really thank you both for taking the time to read and reply to my very lengthy post. Now to reply to sharsein specifically, the art side of things does click with me strongly. I feel like everything I look into when it comes to 3d stuff, simply amazes me. I honestly really enjoy modeling things, and… -
Re: should i learn to code? or just keep "arting"?
In terms of bootcamps, if you want to be a software engineer as a career you should get a degree from a school with a good reputation instead. Software engineers are in high enough demand to be able to pay off the loans in most cases. If you don't or aren't sure quite yet, just figure out what problem you want to solve,… -
should i learn to code? or just keep "arting"?
Hey everyone, I am having an existential crisis lately to the point where I almost enrolled in a computer science masters program, but realized I am getting ahead of myself. A little background of myself, I graduated from a fine art program that encourages experimentation on things like animation, video and sound. I…
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