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    The document describes an 8-module, 32-lesson course called "Fantastic Worlds Design" for students aged 11-12. The course aims to teach students skills in character design, animation, comic book making, and 3D modeling and animation to design characters, locations, and stories for future cartoons and games. Each module lasts 4 lessons and 60 minutes, with lessons focusing on a step of the design process and culminating in a final project outcome like an animated character, comic book, or 3D animated scene. The course uses online tools like Aggie.io, Krita, Tinkercad, and 3D animation software to teach practical digital design and storytelling skills.

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    The document describes an 8-module, 32-lesson course called "Fantastic Worlds Design" for students aged 11-12. The course aims to teach students skills in character design, animation, comic book making, and 3D modeling and animation to design characters, locations, and stories for future cartoons and games. Each module lasts 4 lessons and 60 minutes, with lessons focusing on a step of the design process and culminating in a final project outcome like an animated character, comic book, or 3D animated scene. The course uses online tools like Aggie.io, Krita, Tinkercad, and 3D animation software to teach practical digital design and storytelling skills.

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    Fantastic World Design

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    The document describes an 8-module, 32-lesson course called "Fantastic Worlds Design" for students aged 11-12. The course aims to teach students skills in character design, animation, comic book making, and 3D modeling and animation to design characters, locations, and stories for future cartoons and games. Each module lasts 4 lessons and 60 minutes, with lessons focusing on a step of the design process and culminating in a final project outcome like an animated character, comic book, or 3D animated scene. The course uses online tools like Aggie.io, Krita, Tinkercad, and 3D animation software to teach practical digital design and storytelling skills.

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    Fantastic Worlds Design

    🙂 Age: 11-12 years


    🎓 Level: light
    🕐 Duration: 32 lessons
    ⏱ Lesson duration: 60 minutes in group format, up to 8 people
    📜 Course programme:
    M1. Draw a character for a future cartoon/game and animate it
    L1: Sketch of a future character. How to create a character from 3 forms
    L2: How to draw a character figure in Aggie.io
    L3: How to draw faces and emotions in Aggie.io
    L4: Finish drawing the character and animate it

    Result: author's character with basic animation

    M2. First steps into animation


    L1: Animation of the finished character
    L2: Team animation in the Gartic Phone
    L3: Character storyboard
    L4: Frame animation of a character

    Result: animated video with own character

    M3. Location for a future cartoon/game


    L1: Brainstorm on the topic of the future location. Starting to draw
    L2: Drawing the location and adding details
    L3: Location animation
    L4: Character animation in the location

    Result: drawing of a location for a future cartoon or game

    M4. Developing a comic book


    L1: Introduction to the Krita software. Making up a story
    L2: Rules for creating a composition: starting work on a page
    L3: Completing the work on the page
    L4: Final refinement: creating a comic book cover

    Result: stylish comic book with an interesting storyline, using students’ illustrations

    M5. Working on a cartoon based on a comic book


    L1: Storyboarding the keyframes of the cartoon
    L2: Finalising work on the cartoon scenes
    L3: Gluing together cartoon frames
    L4: Adding effects, sounds to the finished cartoon

    Result: a complete 2D cartoon based on the comic book storyline, using own characters,
    backgrounds and design
    M6. Modelling the environment for a cartoon or game

    L 1: Introduction to the 3D modelling


    L2: Basic forms. Creating the building of the future
    L3: Introduction to the Scribble tool and creating models from sketches
    L4: Modelling the transport of the future

    Result: students’ own 3D location, created in a special Tinkercad programme

    M7. Modelling characters for a cartoon or game


    L1: Modelling the Chibi-version of a superhero
    L2: Modelling a city guard
    L3: Learning to model animals in 3D
    L4: Creating a favourite character figure

    Result: 3D author's superhero, character, and animals for use in future games and
    cartoons

    M8. 3D scene animation


    L1: The landscape of the city of the future
    L2: Unloading the location
    L3: Setting the sound and movement of objects in the location
    L4: Projects presentation

    Result: elaborated animation of the final 3D project, created in special software for
    animating 3D objects

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