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I've been sick over the past few days, but I'm happy to announce that I just started my fourth semester here at Humber! I am in the process of working on various projects including a Japan-inspired game level and a demo reel. I'm also in the process of setting up an "official" website, which will most likely be victoriabreton.com. I am hoping to get that up and running sometime this week. This Blogspot website will be used to casually display my artwork along with blog entries, whereas my .com website will be used as a professional portfolio to showcase my best work for future employment opportunities.




I'm happy to say that my work is still being presented on the Humber 3D website. I don't know how much longer it will stay there, but regardless, I feel very proud! It's nice to know that something I worked so hard on is being appreciated. This semester is going to be hard, but I'm also excited about it. I hope to produce a lot of great work.

I went to the Humber 3D site today, as I often do, and noticed something very encouraging: the hallway I created was featured on the front page! Congratulations also to (in order of appearance): Andrew, Jacques, Sean, Michael, Brandon, Alex, Patrick, Ben, Stan, Charles and Michael. This compilation of hallways was created by our instructor, Paul Neale.

Welcome to my little art world! Here is my profile. So, as a little introduction - I'm a twenty-one (21) year old student at Humber. I am currently studying 3D Multimedia Animation. First semester was awesome; I learned a ton of things, and improved vastly over a few short months. I can't wait until second semester!

Prior to this, I studied at Sheridan for two years (2007 - 2009). I completed the Visual and Creative Arts program with honours. I loved my time spent there, met a lot of wonderful people, and learned more than I could ever dream of, but I felt that it was time to move on to something bigger and better. After getting accepted into Humber and Seneca's animation programs, I decided to go with the former. I have no regrets! It's been a fantastic experience, and if you or anyone you know is even remotely interested in animation, I fully recommended Humber's program. I also recommend Sheridan for anyone looking to improve their art skills by leaps and bounds.