Digital Creativity Classes for Kids

“We are learning what features you need to be good at public speech, what we have previously learned, like how to edit and use stop motion.”

“Create an animation in WickEditor of a robot demonstrating a function, then use video editing to join the scenes and add sound effects.”

A Kodland student designed a series of posters showcasing various composition techniques, such as focal points, balance, and structure. She further developed this into a brand identity for an event, applying the chosen brand's fonts and colors to create a cohesive and professional poster design.

A Kodland student developed this 3D Blender project inspired by My Little Pony. She used manual modeling to achieve a clean aesthetic with pastel colors and soft volumes. By utilizing Array and Curve modifiers and building assets from scratch, she ensured a clear silhouette perfectly suited for children's animation

A Kodland student developed these works, featuring an urban art festival poster with a vibrant streetwise aesthetic and a minimalist Hello Kitty x Apple business card. She also captured a unique urban mood using intentional visual noise and muted colors to showcase a versatile design approach

“I was inspired by different designs and how I would like a room like that for myself, with objects for the hobbies I enjoy. I really liked how the space was used, how everything is in its place, and it looks truly functional. The hardest part was adding the image to the painting and the little chain.”

“This is my little village with an old cathedral that I made in Blender. It’s my final project, and I tried to use everything I learned: how to move things, how to draw them in 3D, and what colors to use. My idea didn't really change, and I love how it turned out. Thanks to my teacher and my friends for always helping me!”