The Abertay Digital Graduate Show wowed crowds in Dundee this weekend as the showcase returned for another year.
The annual display of digital talent from the university’s school of design and informatics featured more than 140 playable projects and ran between Thursday and Saturday.
On offer was everything from video games, cybersecurity innovations and virtual/augmented reality, through to 3D modelling, concept art and animation.
And for the first time, the event was held over both floors of the university’s Centre for Excellence in Computer Games to accommodate the expanded number and diversity of projects from Abertay’s graduates.
The 2024 edition of the showcase was the biggest in its history and our photographer Steven MacDougall was there to capture the action.
Charles Django Cornell with his work “The Sonic Flipper Framework”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Abertay Digital Graduate Show 2024. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Cameron Dalrymple and his work ”Zero Sievert”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Visitors test out some virtual reality headsets. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Stands were full of colour. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Giuseppe ”Tony” Tonon with his work in the background ”Generating a Hive City”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Sarah Henderson with her work ”Shores of Desolation: Surviving on The Edge”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Plenty of people came to have a look. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Aria Dzhumaliyski with her work ”The Girl Who Made The Wolves Cry”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Designer Luke Allen with his project “All Stitched Up” alongside visitor Casper Duncan, 6. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Callum MacLeod (left) and friend Finn Purcell (right) and Robert MacLeod (middle), father of Callum MacLeod attended the show. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Tiarnan Lavery and his project “Kizuna Academy”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Charles Django Cornell dressed in Sonic colours for the show. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
The event was held over both floors at Abertay. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
Thalia Wilson and her work “Game a Week”. Image: Steve MacDougall/DC Thomson
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Best pictures from Abertay Digital Graduate Show 2024
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