Jugernaut is a project based on Modular design, showing students how to reuse pieces There are multiple sections and grids available, providing you with ultimate flexibility.
This lesson spans several different applications and approaches. The goal of PS&H is to help educators, specifically high school teachers how the best craft their class for teaching digital art.
Concept
What the tool is about and where it comes from.
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Modularity
Creating a flexible, grid-based system to encourage interaction in online classes
Method
"Talk, Show, Do," is about telling students about the project, show a simple method, and then students build their own.
Project Listing, By tools
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Once we get our Reference, we go into Grey Boxing our object or our scene. This allows the artists to create the silhouette of the intended object while maintaining access to the procedural aspects of the primitive. This is a good time to consider how to attach each primitive object together. The UV's are a critical step in defining how materials will sit on the geometry, and this is an important step to understand. The goal is to create a flattened version of our 3d object so we can paint our textures effectively. The best way to look at this process is to consider making a paper model in reverse.