Digital apprentice
Te Wai Fong followed her passion for art, combining it with technology skills in 3D animation and design by Te Wai Fong with Cassie Hart
Cassie Hart May 2, 2024
Who says that STEM careers can’t also be creative? We’ve interviewed the people who have successfully bridged STEM and the arts to create ‘STEAM’ careers. Meet creative people using STEM skills everyday in music, movies, arts and crafts, and discover how STEM and creativity can go hand in hand!
Te Wai Fong followed her passion for art, combining it with technology skills in 3D animation and design by Te Wai Fong with Cassie Hart
Karlie switched from arts to science and has never looked back.
– By Nathan Mifsud Recent school leaver Sharni Cox was thrilled to win the 2016 Indigenous STEM Student Award, together with high school student Greta Stephensen.
Zoe Ghani found her dream job at the intersection between tech and fashion.
Software developer Michael Quandt works on the imaging technology that goes into creating films and improving our experiences in 3D.
Wayne Denning aims to make the world a better place through digital media.
Grace Chung fuses a brilliant career at Google with her passion for music.
Chantel Garcia became interested in coding during her first year at uni.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] By Laura Boness She literally flies high on the weekends in her second job as a trapeze artist and trainer, but creative technologist and
Belinda Teh works in fashion creating graphics and 3D rendering.
