Certificate in Digital Art

Passing the exam demonstrates professional competence in digital illustration and design, supporting applications for roles in animation, gaming, marketing, publishing, and other creative industries.

Candidates should be familiar with industry-standard tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Procreate, Clip Studio Paint, or similar digital art software, depending on the exam’s specific guidelines.

The objective is to assess a candidate’s proficiency in using digital tools and artistic principles to produce original, technically sound, and visually impactful digital artwork.

While not mandatory, a background in traditional art can significantly enhance a candidate’s understanding of composition, anatomy, and shading, which are transferable to digital formats.

Some exams include a portfolio submission component where candidates present completed digital artworks that demonstrate technical skills and creative range.

The exam may include sketching exercises, digital painting tasks, character design challenges, environment art creation, and file preparation assignments for digital publishing.

The exam is primarily practical, with tasks requiring the use of digital art tools, but it may include a theoretical component on design principles, color theory, and digital workflow.

Evaluation is based on creativity, technical execution, use of digital tools, adherence to design principles, and the ability to follow a brief or concept prompt.

Yes, many institutions offer remote assessments where candidates complete and submit their artwork digitally under timed or proctored conditions.

Candidates should be comfortable navigating design software, managing files and layers, using stylus or pen tablet hardware, and understanding digital image formats and resolutions.