· Scan and post good quality images of all of your physical sketches and image captures of your developing digital environments from Studio.
· Develop both the interiors and exteriors of your 3D environments, and the surrounding landscape of your environments, using any and all visualisation tools at your disposal.
· Be sure to consider the basic construction of your dwellings, with elements such as wall thickness, doors and windows (if any), how it relates to the landscape, and any other aspects of your designs that are relevant. Also consider the habits of your creatures, eating, sleeping, recreation (dancing), and any other behaviours you may envision.
· Extract, refine and post images to your blog of a minimum of one plan and two sections of your digital models for each environment, showing elements such as wall thicknesses, floor thickness, space layout, levels etc. These should be simple, very clear graphic line extractions at this stage.
· Always refer back to your designer for influence on style and expression for your outputs.
· Take at least 6 well framed (and good resolution) image captures of your environments, considering interior and exterior, and post them to your blog.
· Outputs to be posted to blog for next week, from independent study:
o Physical and digital sketches of two environments.
o Images of the processes of your developing ideas for your developing environments.
o Minimum of 1 x plan extraction image for each of your two digital models
o Minimum of 2 x section extraction images for each of your two digital models
o Minimum of 6 x well framed image captures of your Dwelling/Habitat, for each of your two digital models
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