What are careers in 3D modeling?

Video game designers, video game developers, and architects are careers in 3D modeling. Here are some details about these careers and others in 3D modeling:

• Video game designer: A video game designer is someone involved with all the creative aspects of making a video game. Video game designers work for large and small video game production studios. They are involved in every step of creating a video game, from brainstorming general ideas to creating the plot, characters, and style of gameplay.

  Game designers usually use scripting languages that allow them to test concepts within the game design.

• Video game developer: A video game developer writes the code for a video game. They are solely responsible for coding the game and outlining 3D spaces for the world of a particular video game. Game developers will use different types of coding languages depending on what they need to do, and what platform the game is on.

• Architect: An architect creates detailed drawings of a three-dimensional building or structure and oversees its construction. An architect designs and directs the building of a home, public or commercial building, or structure by taking both physical and practical space into account, along with a focus on aesthetics.

  Keeping track of project details, budget, deadlines, and progress are also part of an architect's job. Perhaps the most crucial component of an architect's job is creating the blueprints for the building or structure.

• Web designer: A web designer is a graphic artist who designs the layout, navigation, and visuals of a website.

  A web designer's tasks all center around the layout and visual elements of a website. They often deal with brand imagery, color palettes, fonts, and other visual aspects.

  Many will even create a web design style guide to ensure that each website looks consistent. Web designers may also be involved with the research and testing phases of a website.

  Other tasks include meeting with clients, using the coding languages to create individual web pages, and integrating all elements created by any other professionals working on a website.

  Web designers can work alone but often will work with large teams that include graphic designers, media creators, web developers, and computer programmers, especially if the web project is large, and includes specialized elements.

• Web developer: A web developer works on websites and web applications. Their job focuses on making a website or web application visually appealing and easy to navigate. They also may be responsible for a website's performance and capacity.

  There are three different types of web developers: back-end web developers, front-end web developers, and full-stack web developers.

  A web developer's main concern is to build and maintain the core structure of a website. They have tasks that deal with more technical work, including coding and utilizing advanced program languages. They are also tasked with configuring the server, and databases on the back end, as well as instilling user features and functionality.

• Graphic designer: A graphic designer is a professional who creates visual concepts to communicate information for websites and other media. They may work on projects that incorporate aspects of 3D modeling.

  Graphic designers are visual communicators who create concepts by hand or by using specialized graphic design software. Concepts created by hand are then digitized and applied to a website.

  They communicate ideas to inspire, inform, or captivate consumers through both physical and virtual art forms. This includes pictures, words, or graphics.

  They collaborate with department heads, clients, customers, and other designers, to ensure that their designs accurately reflect the desired message and effectively express the desired information.