About

Katelyn Noble graduated with her MFA in Visualization from Texas A&M University in May of 2023. Upon graduating, she was honored as Distinguished Student Award for Master of Fine Arts in Visualization by the school. She had worked as a Graduate Assistant Teacher in Art History and the graduate-level Modeling and Animation course.  She was also the Instructor of Record for an Autodesk Maya Fundamentals class and a Principles of Design II class.  In Summer 2022 , she co-taught the week-long Youth Adventure Program camps  for graphic design and animation and taught the camps for animation and game design in Summer 2023.

 

In the industry, Katelyn has been contracted by Musework Exhibits to create large-scale illustrations, motion graphics, creative development, and presentations for museum clients. Currently on display are 4 large panel light boxes in the Great Hall of the Texas Science and Natural History Museum in Austin. Katelyn digitally painted all the environment assets, like trees and ferns, and assisted in final compositing and rendering.

 

In her personal work, she explores concepts of dissociation and identity fragmentation through handicraft as a medium. Currently, she is working to merge the two fields by converting 3d models and animations into embroidered frames. Her related body of work was shown in the Stark Gallery within TAMU’s Memorial Student Center.

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