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The MTSU SIGGRAPH Student Chapter has grown since its 2012 founding, offering students industry connections, events, and hands-on experiences in animation. The group continues to shape future animators through networking and professional opportunities.
“Vidalia” is a dark fantasy animated short that brings to life a unique world through advanced CGI and visual effects, emphasizing realism and immersion.
SIGGRAPH 2024 Emerging Technologies Chair Angus Forbes welcomes SIGGRAPH 2024 Real-Time Live! Award Winner Tim McGraw for an enriching conversation.
A.M. Darke and Theodore Kim discuss their SIGGRAPH 2024 Course, “More Than Killmonger Locs: A Style Guide for Black Hair (in Computer Graphics)”.
SIGGRAPH 2025 Art Gallery Chair Francesca Franco sits down with Manfred Mohr, Christa Sommerer, and Laurent Mignonneau to explore the evolving intersection of art, technology, and nature — from algorithmic and generative art to interactive systems and AI.
By blending animation, 3D modeling, and hands-on creation, Justin Johnson encourages students to deepen their connection to nature while sharpening their media-making skills.
Hop in the driver’s seat and find inspiration for your SIGGRAPH 2025 submissions.
Theses researchers are the future of computer graphics, and they are making their mark! Get to know the winners of the SIGGRAPH 2024 Student Research Competition.
As we take time to show appreciation during Women’s History Month, enjoy some of our favorite pieces of work that spotlight the many women fostering a brighter collective future.
As you set your resolutions and make your plans for the year ahead, reflect on the top stories from 2024 that captured our readers’ attention.
Featured in the SIGGRAPH 2024 Technical Papers, this innovation adapts capacitive multi-touch sensors for complex 3D surfaces, ensuring high-resolution detection with a novel electrode layout method.
Although CG advancements continue, challenges in rendering complexity and human-like realism persist. Blinn’s Law implies rendering improvements will always demand more computing power, suggesting ongoing development.