Gregory Johnson

Gregory Johnson is a Professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design, specializing in Interactive Design and Game Development since 1996. His expertise spans computer art, digital illustration, and 3D animation, with a focus on blending creative content with technological innovation.

• M.F.A., Computer Art, Savannah College of Art and Design
• B.A., Fine Arts, Louisiana State University

His research and professional work emphasize game development, digital art, and scientific illustration, particularly in aviation and architectural history. Publications include foundational books on ZBrush techniques and creative game design, alongside military-themed digital illustrations.

Recent publications highlight trends in 3D modeling, interactive storytelling, and historical visualization, with keywords spanning Game Design, Digital Media, Military History, and Computer Graphics.

Scientific Awards

• Digital Art SAAE Aviation Art Award (2009)
• SAAE 3rd Place Award (2009)
• Savannah AIA Citation of Excellence (2002–2004)

Gregory Johnson has secured grants such as the National Endowment for the Humanities funding for the Virtual Historic Savannah Project. He has delivered presentations on topics like 3D technology in fashion and creativity in games, and participated in exhibitions including the 6x6 series at the Rochester Contemporary Art Center and the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Annual Show.