Computer Graphics & Arts Conference Belgrade
Where Belgrade meets global talents in VFX, gaming, VR and digital arts
With the vision of becoming Eastern Europe’s meeting point, CGA Belgrade is an international gathering of key industry players from the world of VFX, gaming, VR and digital arts, culminating in an annual event that turns November into the month of computer graphics in Serbia’s vibrant capital city.
Speakers CGA Meet Up Banja Luka
„There are two areas in the world that I think will really progress in the next ten years. One is Eastern Europe, other is southern United States. There is a large base of hungry talent, very educated in math science and art. I like the energies of those part of the world.“
„Events like this are fundamentally important for the community and community is for industry. It’s a circle of life!“
“When I returned to Serbia, it was awesome to see how far the region has come in the last few years, and I am now excited to be a part of the next chapter of that growth.”
Nice to meet you, Banja Luka!
Last month we joined forces with local partners Robokids and Holoscope in Banja Luka and organized a first CGA regional meetup with CG artists and professionals. A little change of scenery came with great examples of visual mastery, valuable experiences and projects our regional CG artists worked on.
Next stop – CGA Belgrade meets Banja Luka!
We’re ready to kick start our activities in 2020 and our next stop is – Banja Luka! The next CGA Meetup event is set for February 28th, so here’s a special invite to the local CG enthusiasts to mark the date.
Introduction to Organic Modeling: Character & Creature Design
If you’re interested in creating characters and creatures, concept art and 3D, or computer graphics and art in general – this may be just the perfect chance to explore your interests and talents further. CGA Meetup in Banja Luka will also host a workshop Introduction to Organic Modeling: Character & Creature Design, led by senior 3D and concept artist Sasa Ristic Krieger.
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