One of the modules in Motion Graphics in Houdini is entirely focused on curves. In this project, we’ll build a complete T-shirt reveal commercial from scratch, using curves to drive a wide range of procedural effects and animation. Curves are an essential part of motion graphics, so we'll explore different ways to manipulate and animate them: making them grow, adding randomness and curliness, clumping and splitting them, growing geometry along them, creating groups, and using attributes to control how everything behaves. Most of these effects are driven procedurally, directly at the geometry level, without relying on simulations. This is also where attributes become especially important. By learning how to create and manipulate attributes, you'll gain much more control over how your curves grow, move, deform, and interact. By the end of the module, you'll have a set of curve-based workflows and attribute techniques that you can adapt and build upon in your own projects. Coming August 26.