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Our free two-day workshop programme invites young people to explore the creative possibilities of different technologies.
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Looking for something free and fun to do over the summer holidays? Our How to... workshops are designed for 8-11 year olds who have an interest in video games and technology, and are a great way to develop new skills!
Inspired by our upcoming exhibition by artist Uma Breakdown, the workshops invite attendees to explore the horror genre and create spooky computer game worlds.
No previous experience in using 3D technology is needed, but we encourage young people to bring their gaming knowledge and imagination. Each workshop includes a mix of guided activities including 3D modelling, drawing and facilitated discussion.
Read on to discover what's in store!
How to create create scary Roblox monsters inspired by artist Uma Breakdown
Invent a video game monster with its own unique backstory! In this workshop, participants will learn how to use Roblox Studio to create digital characters and bring them to life.
Skills include:
How to create create scary Roblox game scenes inspired by artist Uma Breakdown
Time to set the scene! During the second workshop, participants will learn how to create creepy game environments using the Roblox Studio skills they developed in session one, as well as discovering new tech-tools and softwares.
Skills include:
Workshops are also available for those aged 12-15! Find out more here.
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FULLY BOOKED / Our two-day interactive workshops are a great way to learn new creative skills!
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