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Mailing address:
OSU Institute of Technology
3D Modeling & Animation
1801 E. 4th Street
Okmulgee, OK 74447
The faculty of the 3D Modeling & Animation program are highly experienced designers, creatives, artists, who have worked for and with
a varied clientele locally, regionally and nationally. These are practicing professionals
who continue to work and bring their expertise into the classroom every day. The depth
of their skills, their dedication, and the extent of their experience, help to prepare
our students to enter into the extremely competitive arena of graphic design, branding,
advertising, 3D modeling and other creative endeavors. It is the goal of our faculty
to instill the passion, desire and dedication it will take to be the next generation
of outstanding, working creatives!
Christian Bradley
Christian Bradley serves as dean of the School of Creative & Information Technologies
at OSU Institute of Technology.
Before coming to OSUIT in 2019, Bradley served as the institutional director of Media
Arts for The Art Institute’s College of Creative Art and Design. Bradley was also
an academic director, program chair and full-time teacher at various times during
his 16 years with the Art Institutes.
He has a B.A. in Art from Cal State Fullerton and an M.A. in Leadership from South
University. He has worked at multimedia companies, that include Interplay, The Collective,
and JVC, over the span of his professional career. Bradley also was the president
of Cubicle Arts, a contracting company that provided digital and traditional art assets
for multimedia companies.
Over the past 18 years, Bradley has focused on teaching others how to use 3D and digital
art software in the classroom, through various publications and by developing online
training series offered through TheGameInstitute.com, Lynda.com, and The Art Institutes
Online.
Eileen Dewey
Eileen Dewey serves as the Assistant Dean of the School of Creative & Information
Technologies at OSU Institute of Technology.
Ms. Dewey has been actively involved with higher education since 1998. She holds a
bachelor degree from the University of Central Oklahoma in Education, a Master of
Arts degree from Webster University in Computer Resource Management, and a Master
of Science degree from Tulsa University in Computer Science. She holds several industry
certificates in Information Technology, Project Management, and Cyber Security.
Ms. Dewey has been a co-PI on several NSF grants in the cyber security field, served
as a director of 3D gamining and simulation development, and director of management
of information systems at other institutions.
Alfred Borres
Alfred Borres holds a bachelor degree in Multimedia with a focus in 3D animation from
the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. His work has been featured at the Australian
Center for Moving Images. He brings over 15 years of production and management experience
into the classroom. He was the creative and technical director of Toei Animation and
has managed several creative teams through the successful completion of numerous projects
for cinema and television. Alfred has taught at several colleges and universities
since 2002 and continues to tirelessly provide meaningful training dedicated to leading
his students towards successful careers.
Dave Brown
| Dave Brown holds a BA in Art and Animation from the Academy of Art University. Mr.
Brown has fourteen years of developing art and environmental assets for video games
and multimedia. Mr. Brown has held positions as a Character Artist, Environmental
Artist and is currently an Art Director at Sony Online Entertainment and Daybreak
Games. Mr. Brown has art Directed some of the most successful online-based MMPOG in
history, including Everquest, Freerealms and Star Wars galaxies. Mr. Brown has experience
teaching 3D and Character art-based courses at the Art Institute of California, San
Diego. |
Tommie Lee Washington
| Tommie Lee Washington is an award-winning graphic designer and an animator of motion
graphics, who has been working in the design and broadcast industry for over 30 years.
Mr. Washington holds a BFA in Graphic Design from Temple University’s Tyler School
of Art. Fine Arts. He later earned a Masters Degree in Motion Media from Savannah
College of Art and Design. Mr. Washington worked as an Art Director for Regal Group,
Inc. (An Infomercial Company) and was a Freelance Art Director for Alpha International
Records in Philadelphia. Mr Washington has also worked as a freelance animator with
clients, including the Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia Eagles and Philadelphia
Flyers. In 1994, Tommie was hired by ESPN as a Graphic Designer, where he began producing
graphics for various ESPN Shows, such as RPM2Night and NFL Gameday. In 1996, He was
selected to work on designing ESPNEWS. It was then that he took the initiative to
learn 3D animation software on his own and became the first ESPN employee to create
a 3D animation that aired on an ESPN network. Mr. Washington continued to be an innovator
by creating the first virtual reality set for “Outside The Lines” and the first animated
over-the-shoulder and full-screen graphics to air on an ESPN network. He was also
instrumental in designing the first “Bottom Line”. (The scrolling artwork at the bottom
of the ESPN show). He has played a significant role in the awarding of several Broadcast
Design Association (BDA/Promax) awards to ESPN’s Creative Services Department and
has received an Emmy award for his graphic design work on ESPN’s flagship broadcast
“SportsCenter.” Tommie is currently a Coordinating Designer of Motion Graphics for
ESPN, with most of his efforts being focused on design for the SEC/ESPN Network. Since
2015, Tommie has been an Adjunct Professor for Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)
and Liberty University, teaching various courses related to Graphic Design. |
Kelly Hess
| Kelly Hess comes to OSUIT with a long list of accomplishments and teaching experience.
Ms. Hess has served as a course developer for Elevepro from 2014 to 2020 and as an
online course developer and instructor for the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for 15
years. Ms. Hess has been an online instructor for Sanford Brown University from 2009
to 2020 and served as the primary instructional design r for the university's new
online curriculum and course offerings. Ms. Hess has taught all manner of Graphic
Design and Multimedia course content, including Web-based courses, UI/UX design, entrepreneurship,
design, and fundamental drawing courses. Some of the clients Ms. Hess has worked with
to online design curriculum and new online course offerings include The Art Institute
of Pittsburg (AiO), Davenport University, Mohave Community College, Mt. Sierra College,
Antonelli College, South University, and Lansing College. |
