Anyone knows if making Italian food i a good first step to practice and get into the Food Industry?

Your question is retarded and reeks of underage bullshit.

It's not a bad step, however the stuff you learn in graphic design is useful but misses a lot of elements you'd need to learn to be successful at animation. Personally I think you'd be better of going into illustration. You'll learn more relevant skills that way.

To use a really loose metaphor, learning to be an interior designer isn't a bad way to learn about furniture, but you're probably better off studying carpentry if you want to make furniture.

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Graphic design is about visually communicating messages through the use of imagery like magazines, logos, icons, layouts, etc.

Animation isn't that.

I think I can guess your situation as it sounds like mine, you're looking at art schools and are limited by the choices they offer and you're wondering if you could take a roundabout entry point towards something else that you want to end up doing.

The question is, cut out that soul-searchy middle time and just go for animation. Graphic design will depress you if you're not into it, especially if I was right and you are looking at schools. People around you will be passionate about fonts and that might disturb you (my gf is a GD student and it freaks me out)

yeah self projecting hard but hope it helps anyways

>>2433917

no, absolutely not. it's creative work that is both artsy fartsy (to the average person) but the two have very little in common when we are comparing the professions.

>>2433917

graphic design teaches a little of everything, but if you wanna go for animation go straight for it

>>2433917
>Graphic Design
Usually when you talk about Graphic Design you talk about logos, fonts and layout.
>Animation Industry?
And usually when you talk about the animation industry it's the Pixar-kind of- 3D animation that is the topic.


>Classic 2D Animation
Look at french schools. I think there's few that teaches this
>Anime weeabo shit
Study at home, learn Japanese and never get a job.
>Motion Design
Graphic design animated. Look at advertisement, UX&UI

Depending on what you want to do you might want to research the subject and come back with a proper question.

sauce. work as UI art fag

It's not related. Graphic design might give you few concerns about comunication; composition, design, narrative. And tools to plan your work process accordingly to your project, rather than just going yolo.

But it's not worth doing a curse if you want to get into animation. Learn design foundations on your own if you're curious.