Courses

[Lazy]

Its me again back with a new set of questions

I will try to attend a good artschool after i graduate because i believe in myself, perhaps in Europe because of the insane prices for foreigners in the USA.

But my main question is that the course "industrial design", i read alot that it is a famous choise here and does that sum up buildings and prop design?

Can you combine that with some kind of character/figurative course aswell to get an all round education that can be suited for the concept design industry, or do it depends on the school?.

Thank you for any answers

[Mirana]

You can, and that's probably the best choice if you want to be a concept designer for buildings and props. Be warned that industral design is not JUST designs...but includes you BUILDING your designs.

[Lazy]

Do you mean more mathematically?
so if you could cross that with illustration/figure drawing, that would be a good class!.
But now to find a school -_-

[Mirana]

"Mathematically"? One of my industrial design friends spent an entire quarter in senior studio designing one product--something that makes it easier to wash a baby. Everyone had to do it, and he had to build the item at the end. He wants to design cars, but he'd never once been allowed to use a car design--it's all been products. :/

[Lazy]

Oh i see, you ment like that, too bad, i hope he gets to do his cars soon.