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Aero Project

Semester 1 Final Project

For your final, you’ll create an original Aero experience that contains your original artwork made in Rebelle and/or photography, text, and audio.Creating artistic themes for Adobe Aero experiences involves blending design, interaction, and narrative.Remember you are creating in a 3 dimensional space. You can arrange your elements on all sides including below and above the viewer.

• Fantasy Worlds
• Abstract and Surrealism
• Historical and Cultural Narratives
• Nature and Ecology
• Sci-Fi and Futurism
• Interactive Art Installations
• Mystery and Adventure
• Urban and Everyday Life
• Educational and Scientific Exploration
• Personalized and Emotional Themes
• Characters
• Custom

Aero Experience Themes: Consider these options for your project

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1. Paint all of your seperate elements on their own layer.

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2. Hide your Canvas (you'll see the checkerboard.3. Hide all layers except one.

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4. With one layer visible, File > Save As > Name it > Save to Desktop > Save as a PNG format (for the transparent background).

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5. Add your image assets. They'll import as separate objects so you can position, scale, rotate, and add behaviors to them individually.

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• Duplicate - once you've added an element you can duplicate it in the Scene panel to create many very quickly.
• Layered Depth - if you layer image objects on top of each other with some space in between you'll give your viewer a great sense of real depth.
• Behaviors - you can do some incredible things when you have multiple actions timed to fire off simultaneously or in succession.
• Test your AR experience - always test your experience in the real world and then make adjustments to your project to perfect it. If you don't have a device, you can use mine.

Project Tips

I highly recommend Heahter Dunaway's channel for amazxing tips and uses of AR - click image to go to her page.

• Underwater Worlds: Explore coral reefs and interact with marine life, highlighting ecological preservation.

• Wildlife Sanctuaries: A safari-like experience with dynamic animals and lush environments.

• Climate Change Awareness: Showcase melting glaciers, rising sea levels, or forests regrowing with user interaction.

• Spaceships and Aliens: Pilot a virtual spacecraft or encounter extraterrestrial beings in immersive settings.

• Cyberpunk Cityscapes: Neon-lit cities with flying vehicles and interactive holograms.

• AI-Driven Worlds: Create evolving environments that change based on user choices.

• Memory Palaces: Create a personal AR diary where objects hold memories or messages.

• Emotion Landscapes: Spaces that change color, shape, or texture based on user mood inputs.

• Dreams: Users navigate through abstract interpretations of emotions or subconscious imagery.

• Space Exploration: Fly through planets and stars, learning about the cosmos interactively.

• Microscopic Worlds: Enter cells, molecules, or atoms, exploring biology and chemistry in 3D.

• Time Machines: Witness the evolution of technology or human civilization interactively.

• Magical Forests: Create an enchanted forest with glowing plants, floating particles, and mythical creatures.

• Dragons and Castles: Interactive elements like animated dragons that move or castles that unveil hidden chambers when approached.

• Fairy Tale Scenarios: Users follow a trail of breadcrumbs to uncover a magical story.

• Augmented Architecture: Overlay real-world buildings with artistic or historical details.

• Street Art Animation: Turn static murals into dynamic, animated AR experiences.

• Community Stories: Local narratives where objects trigger related AR scenes.

• Kinetic Sculptures: Sculptures that move and react to user gestures or proximity.

• Music and Light: Create a space where users can compose music by touching virtual instruments or triggering light patterns.

• Evolving Canvases: Paintings or murals that transform when users interact with specific areas.

• Floating Geometries: Use 3D shapes, vibrant colors, and animated transitions to create a dreamlike space.

• Reality Distortions: Blend real-world environments with surreal overlays, like melting objects or impossible perspectives.

• Time Manipulation: Incorporate clocks and flowing sand that react to user movements.

• Original Characters: Paint your character(s) along with any props and scenery that ehy would interact with.

• Fan Art: Paint your favorite characters and arrange them in a way that encourages the viewer to explore and interact with them.

• Escape Room Experiences: Users solve puzzles to unlock hidden passages or items.

• Lost Artifact Hunt: Explore environments to find treasures or clues in an ancient mystery.

• Ghost Stories: Haunted locations with spectral interactions.

• Ancient Civilizations: Reconstruct ruins or artifacts, adding interactive layers to explain their significance.

• Cultural Celebrations: Explore festivals, dance, and music through interactive animations and spatial storytelling.

• Art History Walkthrough: Step into famous paintings and interact with their elements.