Creating Virtual Worlds  | CCT 095-W27

Creating Virtual Worlds | CCT 095-W27

$200.00
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Creating Virtual Worlds  | CCT 095-W27
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Creating Virtual Worlds | CCT 095-W27

$200.00

Tues | March 23 - April 13 ( 4 sessions) | 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM

This class gives an introduction to digital 3D graphics and CGI animation using the free open-source software Blender. Students will learn the basics of 3D modeling, lighting, rigging, animating, and rendering images and videos of our virtual objects and environments.

Through this four-week course, we will go through the process of creating digital sculptures using real-world reference images that we use to build our own digital landscapes. Have you ever wanted to create your own worlds? Join us and dive into the digital dreamscape.

Learning Objectives

  • Essential Blender navigation, user interface, and fundamental tools required for 3D modeling using real-world reference images
  • Basic digital materials, 3D lighting setups, and standard structural rigging to transform simple shapes into interactive environments

Learning Outcomes

  • Construct a fully rendered 3D digital sculpture or environment from scratch based on reference imagery

Who is this class for?

  • All skill and ability levels are welcome!

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Tues
Date Range
March 23 - April 13 ( 4 sessions)
Time Scheduled
06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Room
305
CEUs
1.2
Faculty Name
Andrew Elijah Edwards Headshot
Andrew Elijah Edwards
Faculty Bio

Andrew Elijah Edwards is an artist exploring the digital dreamscape and improvisational performance art. His work investigates the forefront of emerging digital tools as a medium for exploring new realms of collective dreaming, blending performance and virtual worlds, delving into humanity's evolving relationship with simulation and virtual imagination.. Edwards holds an MFA in Emergent Digital Practices from the University of Denver and teaches Communications & New Media at Southern Maine Community College, assisting people of all ages through storytelling, animation, cinema, digital alchemy, performance, and channeling the imaginal.

Andrew's teaching style is project-based studio work alongside skill demonstration and one one-on-one mentorship.

Website

Supply List
  • Notebook + pen
  • All other materials will be supplied

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