포켓몬 과학 일러스트레이션 과정

Whether you’re new or old to Pokemon, everyone can have fun learning the science behind the environments and organisms in all the different areas Pokemon developers have created! Between the Hisui, Sinnoh, Lental, Hoenn, Galar, and Alola regions, Pokemon show a wide range of adaptations in their diverse environments! In this course, we will take a closer look at all the adaptations, map designs, and other effects put in by game developers to show just how close the regions of Pokemon are to ours on Earth!

In this class, your learner will analyze the different artistic environmental aspects in various types of Pokemon games put in by game developers. Students will look at how different traits show up in organisms within the regions, as well as, how the environments are made. We will go over biology and ecology terms every class and connect them to each class objective.

Each class will have an art component to it where the teacher will draw with the students. This is not a technical art class. Students are encouraged to do their best with their own artistic creations while exploring the science topics behind them.

Students are encouraged to share positive experiences within the games and share their passion for science and Pokemon with others in the class!

Your student will need something to draw with and something to draw on. This can be by hand or digitally. For more information look at the supply list. If you have any questions about this class, feel free to shoot me a message! :) 

Week of July 26th: Adaptation Patterns in Vivillon
Week of Aug. 2nd: Physical Map of Hisui Crimson Wetlands (Pokemon Arceus) 
Week of Aug. 9th: Sketchnotes of Coastal Reef Environments
Week of Aug. 16th: Adaptation Patterns in Burmy 
Week of Aug. 23rd: Physical Map of Galler Glimwood Tangle Forest (Sword/Shield)
Week of Aug. 30th: Sketchnotes of Grasslands Environments
Week of Sept. 6th: Adaptation Patterns in Eevee 
Week of Sept. 13th: Physical Map of Sinnoh Mountains (Diamond/Pearl) 
Week of Sept. 20th: Sketchnotes of Rainforest Environments 
Week of Sept. 27th: Adaptation Patterns in Oricorio
Week of Oct. 4th: Physical Map of Ula’Ula Island (Sun/Moon) 
Week of Oct. 11th: Sketchnotes of Desert Environments
Week of Oct. 18th: Adaptation Patterns in Castform
Week of Oct. 25th: Physical Map of Tundra Environments (Pokemon Arceus) 
Week of Nov. 1st: Sketchnotes of Mountain and Cave Environments