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While the different specializations are widely up to interpretation, below is how Turtle Tech Art defines them. | While the different specializations are widely up to interpretation, below is how Turtle Tech Art defines them. | ||
* Technical Animation | * [[What is Technical Animation?|Technical Animation]] | ||
* Graphics | * [[What is Graphics?|Graphics]] | ||
* Pipeline | * [[What is Tools/Pipeline?|Tools/Pipeline]] | ||
* Procedural Content Generation | * [[What is Procedural Content Generation?|Procedural Content Generation]] | ||
Choosing where to start in tech art can be difficult when you don't know anything about it. As a starting place, check out the video below! | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:09, 18 April 2026
Tech art is a broad field. It has many different specializations.
While the different specializations are widely up to interpretation, below is how Turtle Tech Art defines them.
Choosing where to start in tech art can be difficult when you don't know anything about it. As a starting place, check out the video below!