Develop your artistic and technical skills with a complete 3-year course after a preparatory year, combining theoretical and practical learning. As an Illustrator, the Illustration Concept Art Professional Cycle will give you the keys to creating worlds in different areas of entertainment, from Video Games to Animated Film and Comics.
1 year, full-time, classroom-based
800 hours of teaching
Continuous assessment: Assessment of projects and knowledge
Professional situations
6 weeks minimum between 2nd and 3rd year
Grow your expertise. Personalised, demanding supervision for long, professionalising projects - that's the programme for this second year. Thanks to daily, rigorous work, our students continue to make technical progress and make a difference by developing their artistic identity.
98% Certification success rate (2022)
75% Job entry rate at 6 months (2022)
99% Rate of submission for certification (2022)
With finesse and precision, our students learn to analyse requests and adapt their response while asserting their style.
Faced with the demands and rigour imposed by a set of specifications, they put their artistic skills and graphic identity to work on a wide range of projects supervised by professionals in the field.
Seminars, workshops, collaborative projects… Challenge yourself on a daily basis to consolidate your skills, develop your personal graphic style and create a portfolio that reflects your image.
Explore the construction of images, the relationship between text and images, shared readings, narrative exercises and project development.
Perfect your line, framing and storytelling skills by exploring the codes of comics.
Teaching the basics of modelling and rendering using Blender 3D software.
Thematic workshops, CV and portfolio design.
Working on projects with a variety of targets (young people, adults, advertising, etc.) to develop graphic styles adapted to different demands.
Notions of target, tone, relevance, narrative, deadlines, technical rigour depending on the use to which the illustration will be put.
Translation of texts related to the world of illustration, and simulations of real-life situations.
Learn more about anatomy, painting and texture through a variety of stagings.
In-depth learning of perspective and creation of narrative settings. Cinematic use of light and colour.
Because there's no better way to learn a trade than to practise it, a minimum 6-week work placement is compulsory between 2nd and/or 3rd year. This is an opportunity to put the knowledge you have acquired into practice, get hands-on experience, build your network and position yourself in the job market.
Contact the Campus Education Manager for further information.
A year's training in preparation for certification
