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Illustration Schools, Colleges and Degree Programs
Viewing something from graphically from different angels and perspectives influences how how we understand it. Which is why, now and then, we all need someone to develop a diagram for us. Illustration is a very powerful communication tool. Whether the purpose is to explain a point, set a mood, tell a story or simply add beauty, illustration is a very important part of communication.
A career in illustration may take you into several different industries. Competant illustrators find career opportunities in a large array of industries. Illustrators may find themselves designing video game sets, creating storyboards for films or commercials, or illustrating medical textbooks — to name a few career options. Wherever career in illustration takes you, it will definitely give you the opportunity for creative expression.
Most employers look for illustrators with a two- or four-year degree from a reputable graphic design school. Once you're done with your degree you'll be well-prepared to enter a variety of rewarding career fields. The design schools below offer top graphic design programs designed for aspiring designers and illustrators.
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The Art Institute of Pittburgh Online offers associate and bachelor degrees in Media Arts & Animation and Graphic Design. |
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Full Sail University offers bachelor of science degrees in Graphic Design and Computer Animation. |
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Westwood College offers associate and bachelor degrees in Graphic Design, Animation, Web Design and Multimedia. |
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The International Academy of Design and Technology offers degrees in Graphic Design and Digital Media Production. |
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