CSJA 205 SU01: Illustration + Animation
Bring characters to life, set scenes in motion and weave narratives that captivate audiences. Discover the combined power of illustration and animation to breathe life into your creative vision. Using traditional tools and media like pen and ink, gouache, and markers, this course encourages you to channel your imagination, discover inspiration, and convey emotions and ideas through illustration. Working independently and in groups, you will create a world full of characters, environments, and stories, brought to life frame-by-frame using stop-motion animation techniques and software. The skills acquired in illustration and animation are in high demand in today's creative industries, and can open doors to a wide range of future careers, from animation studios and graphic design agencies to film production companies and game development studios. Whether you're an aspiring animator, a budding illustrator, or simply exploring new ways of making, this course will set your imagination free. Guided by experienced instructors in the inspiring setting of Emily Carr University studios, you and your peers will experience a creative journey filled with exciting projects, prompts, and personalized feedback to nurture your artistic talents.
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Vincent Chorabik is an Artist, Poet, and Scholar.
He graduated from Langara College with a Diploma in Fine Arts, Honours (2017). He is currently working towards completing his BFA (2019) & MFA at Emily Carr University of Art + Design (2021), before moving on to his PhD at York University (2025).
His art has been exhibited across Northern BC and the Lower Mainland; from the Dawson Creek Art Gallery, to the Roundhouse, to the Vancouver Art Gallery. He will exhibit in Canadian and American galleries, eventually expanding toward galleries in various European countries.
He volunteers for the Community Arts Council Vancouver, and hosts a private Drawing Club at his residence. As well as being a full-time Artist, he works part-time as a Teaching Assistant and Tutor.
"Art is passion. And passion is human."