The exhibition was a convergence of talent, innovation, and creativity. It provided a stage for these budding artists, designers, and creators to present their unique visions and outputs, cultivated and refined through an immersive educational experience. Each display echoed their distinctive narratives, showcasing their passion for the world of creative tech.
Led by DCF lecturer, Juno McCoy, this event was not merely an exhibition but a celebration—a celebration of learning, growth, and the promise of a bright future. It was a testament to the collective effort and commitment poured into each project and a proud acknowledgment of the pivotal role that the Digital Creativity Foundation Department had played in shaping these promising young talents
(A two minute video doesn't quite sum up the amount of hard work and dedication these students have demonstrated during their time with DCF)
Noah will be exhibiting his 3D animated short: The Cycle and demonstrating his skills in Kinetic Typography.
Bold character designs and fully realised world development are on display over in Tegan's booth.
Gaming is what makes Keegan tick, so naturally, a strong game fueled working identity adorns Keegan's portfolio.
Millie's characters come to life straight off the page, covering the gamut from 2D to 3D.
Track the full game design process with Lawson, who's work covers level & character design.
See how Kaylin's robust graphic design skills will one day shape promotional & social media work.
Luca's wide ranging skill set makes for an absolutely massive portfolio - be sure to stop by!
Take a look at Jack's natural and fluid animation taking shape and be sure to ask about his future animation goals.
Arnold put his web design skills to the ultimate test by submitting his portfolio as a live website - check it out below!
Media Design School
10 Madden Street,
Wynyard Quarter
Auckland CBD
