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Digital Kaitiaki

Your NAME and Form Class

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Task One

Pick TWO of the following images below to draw in pencil as closely as you can.

Insert photos of your finished drawings on Slide 3

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Insert your two finished drawings here

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The Māori world view

The Māori world view is largely influenced by the Māori creation story. Creation stories shape people’s understanding of the world. The Māori creation story has a strong element of respect and awe for the natural world.

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Use the Maori terminology to translate the flow chart

Te ata, Te Po, Te Kore

The Nothingness => The Night => The Dawn

____________________=>______________________=>______________________

Draw lines to match the ideas, stories and places.

The Big Bang

Creation of the breathable atmosphere

The Southern Alps

Mt Cook

The North Island

The South Island

Auckland

The ancient homeland of Maori

Tane Mahuta pushing his parents apart

Tamaki Makaurau

Te Ata – The dawn

Aoraki’s stranded waka

Te Ika a Maui- The fish of Maui

Aoraki and his brothers

Hawaiki

Aoraki

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Māori Family tree of Atua’s (Gods) & Kaitiaki (Guardians)

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Research and write a brief biography of an Atua/Kaitiaki of your choice.

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  • Choose two of the following images of sculptures copy and paste them onto the following CSI templates.

  • Copy and paste the names of each into google and use Wikipedia pages to help investigate the sculpture.

Task Two

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TOTEM POLES - The Pacific North West (Alaska and British Columbia)

Thunderbird Totem Pole

Sewards Totem Pole (shame pole)

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Kirtimukha - South Asian

Green man (pagan) - Rosslyn Chapel Scotland

European Sculpture

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West Africa

VODUN - Benin Bocio sculptures (Fon Peoples)

Meso America (Guatamala)

ECCENTRIC FLINT - maya civilisation

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Kaitiakitanga.

What is Kaitiakitanga?

What is a Kaitiaki?

Which natural environments are most in need of protection/care, in your opinion?

Draw some symbols that relate to the environment you think needs protection/care.

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Task Three

Use the Te Wāhi Generator to create a starting point for what your kaitiaki might look like.

Your prompt needs to start with “mdjrny-v4 style highly detailed…”, and include as many details and descriptors as you can

e.g. “mdjrny-v4 style highly detailed, bird-like guardian made of old car parts”

Insert your favourite generation here, and then create 3x drawings that show this creature in greater detail

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3x drawings based on generation

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Use ZBrush and insert 3 screenshots taken throughout your modelling process to this slide

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Images of your final completed KAITIAKI model