Written by I returned to the awesome two week work shop at UTA (University of Texas Arlington) that focuses on a new type of digital art for high school students every year. This summer we had the task of coming up with a concept for a 3D world and then creating it. Our group came up with the idea of the Planet Effluvium by an impressive feat of intellectual craftsmanship that can be found halfway down the page in this article on the UTA Newspaper website. I did a lot of the work on this project mostly because nobody else in my group, or really the workshop had used 3D software before. We each made our own robot, and they modeled the buildings for the planet. I modeled the planet as well as a bird and cockroach models to supplement our world. I’m not explaining the back story because it doesn’t make any sense. Just look at the pictures!
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