2. initial plans (video game)
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Joshua Meredith plans to create a Pokémon-style pixel art battle game for his project. He considers a Pokémon, Street Fighter, or Duck Hunt style game and decides Pokémon would be easiest as he is familiar with the gameplay and style. His game will feature two original grayscale characters battling in 3 turns, showing moves, damage taken, and experience gained. He creates a mood board and schedule to guide the project, which will include designing characters, animating moves, and assembling the battle scene over 5 weeks. Research sources will include various Pokémon video games to reference the gameplay style and mechanics.
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Jay Birkin plans to create a new video game to gain experience in the genre. He is considering puzzle or shooter games since they are new to him. As he is not a strong artist, he plans to make a first-person 2D game without visible characters. Puzzle games could include mazes or matching, while a shooter may involve sniping given the lack of such games. His mood board influences the dark, mysterious tone and inclusion of choice-based gameplay like in The Walking Dead game. During production, he will create backgrounds, characters, sounds, and animate everything together in Photoshop and GarageBand before reflecting on the final product.
Video game initial plans
The document outlines Harry Adkins-Pennington's initial plans for a game project combining elements from popular video games and YouTube personalities. The plans include a card matching game using characters from Undertale, a turn-based RPG combining Undertale characters with characters from other games where the player controls Markiplier, Jacksepticeye or Pewdiepie, and a platformer/RPG hybrid where the player controls a team of Markiplier, Jacksepticeye and Pewdiepie to progress through levels and battle enemies. Harry also provides a schedule, mood board analysis, and bibliography of 7 sources to reference for the project.
Video game initial plans
The document outlines Harry Adkins-Pennington's initial plans for a game project. It includes three potential game ideas: 1) A card matching game using characters from Undertale, 2) A turn-based RPG featuring characters from Undertale and other games where the player controls YouTubers, and 3) A platformer/RPG hybrid where the player controls a team of YouTubers to get through levels and battle enemies. It also discusses plans to create character/enemy designs, levels, animations and evaluate the game through production and with player feedback.
7. Evaluation (FMP).pptx
The student created an animated demo for a bullet hell game. In the animation, they showcased the title screen, gameplay, and dialogue. According to peer feedback, aspects that were effective included the use of sound effects and sprite animation. However, peers noted that the animation could have been improved by making it longer to show more gameplay mechanics and bullet patterns. The student agreed more gameplay footage would have helped demonstrate their skills and the game's narrative and mechanics.
2. initial plans
The document outlines Laurence Archer's initial plans for an animation project using a fantasy theme. It discusses using animation experience to create the project. It presents two potential genres: a fantasy fighting game with variety to create, or a turn-based role-playing game where animation would be easier. A mood board is shown incorporating pixel art styles from role-playing video games to inspire the art style. A schedule is provided with tasks over 5 weeks, including practicing music software and creating animation and sound effects.
2. initial plans
Samuel plans to create a platformer video game similar to Inside and Little Nightmares. He wants the game to feature puzzle-solving and obstacle avoidance. Samuel enjoyed shading in his previous game and wants to improve lighting effects. He will use a checkpoint system with one life, resetting the player to checkpoints if they die. The game will have a monotone, teal color scheme and take place in a dull, wooden environment. Samuel created a mood board and mind map to plan atmospheric elements and will draw inspiration from games like Inside, Jetpack Joyride, and Little Nightmares for his design. He outlined a 5-week schedule to research, prototype, produce, and evaluate the game.
2. initial plans
Grace Gilbert outlines her initial plans and ideas for a 2D pixel art game design project. She considers doing an escape room game but realizes it would be too difficult visually. Her alternative ideas are a character jumping between levels, similar to Super Mario Bros, or a game like Pacman. Her mood boards and character ideas focus on aliens and space themes. Her schedule plans experimentation in the first week, research and proposal in the second, production in weeks 3-4, and evaluation in the fifth week. She cites 7 sources for research, including books, videos, and articles about platform and pixel art games.
2. initial plans
Grace Gilbert outlines her initial plans and ideas for a 2D pixel art game design project. She considers doing an escape room game but realizes it would be too difficult visually. Her alternative ideas are a character jumping between levels, similar to Super Mario Bros, or a game like Pacman. Her mood boards and character ideas focus on aliens and space themes. Her schedule plans experimentation in the first week, research and proposal in the second, production in weeks 3-4, and evaluation in the fifth week. She cites 7 sources for research, including books, videos, and articles about platform and pixel art games.
Final intitial plans
Carter Smith plans to create a 2D pixel art game for a school project, considering ideas like a stick man running game or improving upon a previous game called "Sweet Sweep." Other potential ideas are a 2D shooting game or a stick man fighting or escaping game. Carter believes the stick man concept could look professional yet simple and allow their game to stand out from other classmates' projects.
2. initial plans
Louis Robinson plans to create a video game for this task. He is considering making a first person shooter, challenge game, or racing game in the style of classic arcade games from the 1980s with bright colors. While inexperienced in pixel art, he thinks the task will be enjoyable. Louis does not plan to focus on realistic or high quality graphics due to time constraints, aiming to complete the game in 3 weeks.
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The document outlines Bailey Dyble's initial plans for a final game production project. It describes their first ideas which included experimenting with different movement cycles like throwing to potentially include in the game. A mind map and mood board were also created to help develop the game concept. The mood board showed common themes of blue and green colors and cartoony styles that will influence the final product. A schedule was set with the production split over 5 weeks, including tasks for experimentation, research, planning, development and evaluation. Sources for research were also to be included in a bibliography.
2. initial plans
Here are 7 potential sources you could include in your bibliography:
1. Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (2010) Super Meat Boy
2. Team Meat (2008) Super Meat Boy
3. Edmund McMillen (2005) Aether
4. Derek Yu (2003) Spelunky
5. Lucas Pope (2013) Papers, Please
6. Jonathan Blow (2008) Braid
7. ThatGameCompany (2009) flOw
2. Initial Plans
The document outlines Leticia Lopes' initial plans for a space-themed video game project. It includes an initial reaction of collecting stars across different levels. A mind map and mood board were created to help develop the project further. The mood board analysis notes the common use of black backgrounds and blue accents in the images. A 5-week schedule is then outlined dividing the project into production, research, planning, evaluation, and specifying tasks for each week such as creating backgrounds, characters, and sound effects. Finally, 7 sources for audience research and inspiration are listed, including popular mobile games like Subway Surfers and Temple Run.
Initial plans
Ellie Jones initially had reservations about creating a pixel art video game as part of her set brief, as she had no prior experience in this area. However, after some research and experimentation, she began to enjoy the process more. She is happy that she can create any type of video game without many restrictions. In her mind map, she outlines several potential game ideas, including a zombie shooting game, an adventure game based on the movie "The World's End", and a horror game where the player controls a clown killer. Her mood board and schedule provide further details on the art style, locations, characters, and timeline for her chosen game, which will be a role-playing game based on "The World's End
Planning
The document provides details on pre-production planning for a fantasy game concept, including choosing color palettes and fonts, designing layouts and HUDs, scheduling production, and planning assets like characters, environments, music, and sound effects. The production schedule spans 8 weeks and includes tasks like sketching concepts, 2D and 3D design, modeling, sound design, and evaluation. Resources needed include software like Photoshop, GarageBand, and video editing tools. The goal is to create an engaging fantasy adventure game with bright colors, pixelated fonts, and an open forest environment.
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The document discusses experiments for designing simple graphic t-shirt and hoodie concepts. It shows early sketches of a minimalist character design that will include shading when completed. Screenshots demonstrate sizing the designs on shirt and hoodie templates in the Krita workspace. While two designs are shown, three will ultimately be included - with the top design adding white text next to the female character. The same overall design idea and process using Krita will carry over to the final products, though the hoodie color may change to be consistent with an all-white brand aesthetic.
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- Designs should be simple on t-shirts but more complex across hoodies/long sleeves with designs in multiple areas.
- Price range should be affordable with t-shirts around £20 and hoodies/long sleeves up to £60 due to more design/effort.
- Colors for simple designs like t-shirts should be 1-2 colors like white/black. More complex designs could have 3-4 colors like red, black, white which go well together.
- Audience prefers clean, simple designs that aren't overly complicated. More design/effort justifies higher prices on hoodies/long sleeves.
This gives useful insight into what
Proposal (lvl 3 fmp)
This proposal outlines a clothing line project called "Whited" aimed at unisex teenagers. The student has skills in art and design from previous projects and wants to improve upon a clothing line they designed last year. The concept involves character designs that will be translated to t-shirts through detailed linework and shading. Research will include analyzing how other brands like Nike design and market clothing lines. Progress will be evaluated by comparing designs to last year's work and the designs of an actual clothing company. The 10-week schedule outlines tasks from initial research to final evaluations and development.
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Joshua Meredith plans to improve upon a clothing line project from last year. This year's project will include upper body clothing like shirts and hoodies with unique front and back designs. The color scheme will focus on white shading. The target audience is teenagers, primarily males, as the streetwear style fits their interests. Posters will advertise popular movies and video games in black and white or color. A movie trailer will feature a female superhero protagonist and male villain. Scenes will be edited in post-production. Finally, a clothing store called "Whited" will sell white t-shirts, hoodies, and other items featuring designs made in Krita and finished in Photoshop.
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The document provides initial plans and reactions for a level 2 project creating a clothing line. It includes a mind map outlining plans for a clothing line featuring unique shirt and hoodie designs primarily in white, as well as posters for movies and video games. A movie trailer is also planned featuring a female superhero protagonist. A mood board is presented with images of white clothing influencing the final clothing store brand called "Whited" featuring white t-shirts, hoodies and other garments.
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Joshua Meredith evaluated his product, a pixelated video game inspired by Pokemon games. His research of Pokemon games helped him choose which game to base his design on and determine his pixel limits. His planning process involved structuring steps to complete the game, but he could have better organized animations. Time management was done well, leaving extra time to improve the product. The technical qualities of the game included detailed pixel art animations at a smooth frame rate compared to the inspiration game. Aesthetically, the grayscale colors captured the retro feel within pixel limits. The intended teenage boy audience would find appeal due to the game's similarity to popular Pokemon games.
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The document summarizes Joshua Meredith's evaluation of a magazine design project. It discusses the following areas:
Research - Research was easy to access through online magazines and libraries. The research helped with layout and understanding where to place ideas.
Planning - Planning was the easiest part with many options to choose from. The planning didn't change the initial idea but showed other potential options.
Time Management - Time was not managed well, leading to corners being cut as the deadline approached. More time would have allowed for improvements.
Technical/Aesthetic Qualities - Similarities and differences between the design and an actual magazine are noted. The design uses multiple game characters and screenshots. Bubble text was used throughout
6. production reflection(magazine project)
Joshua Meredith reflected on the process of creating a magazine article about the Pokemon game Sword. He started with coming up with a concept and draft of the article. With a clear idea and reference from playing the game, he created the front cover and inside pages, taking screenshots from the game. While putting all the pieces together, some parts of the initial concept were cut or changed. Overall, the process of making the magazine was fun and didn't take as much time as expected.
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- 2. Initial Reaction • As soon as I got told this was the next project I already had the idea I wanted to do. This is just artwork in frame form so it is a skill I know well and have done before. In my opinion this project is very easy for me and can get done quicker than every other product ive done
- 3. Mind Map Pokemon style game: Similar to pokemon red but my own design Grayscale to limit colours and give me more time Show the battle scene Minimal animation Easy to do Wouldn’t take a lot of time Not too easy but not too difficult and ive also played pokemon before quite alot Street fighter style game: Similar to street fighter but my own designs Also grayscale to limit colours and give me more time Show the fighting scene A lot of animation Not easy to do Would take a lot of time that I don’t think I have Already done before Too complex Duck hunt style game: Similar to duck hunt but my own designs Grayscale aswell to limit colours and give me more time Show the gameplay as theres very minimal Very minimal animation Cant show controls of playing the game Very easy to do Wouldn’t take time at all Too simple
- 4. Mind Map Pokemon style game Two characters Both characters facing eachother to give clear indication of which character is yours Grayscale color scheme so its very simple to do and makes the game have an old and retro feel to it Both characters will be original and not based of off any other pokemon Will do the battle scene Dragon type vs flying type to show dragon moves and flying type moves Moves may be used from original game Same sort of animation to pokemon Very simple task and shouldn’t take a long time to do Will last 3 turns My characters gets hurt aswell Shows xp gain at the end aswell of the character
- 5. Mood Board
- 6. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood • Most images are grayscale as that’s the colour scheme I'm going for when making this. All these photos show the same type of screen as that’s what my product is going to look like How will your mood board influence your final product? • My moodboard shows a very good indication as to how the final product will look
- 7. Schedule WEEK OVERALL PLAN SPECIFIC TASKS 1 Production Experiments, Initial Response, Product Research experiments was coming up with designs and testing my ability in making pixel art and testing animations and how it works, my initial response was talking about how I thought on the product and how I felt with it. Research was me finding other games that fit with the product I was making 2 Product Research, Proposal, Planning continuing to do research talking about games that are similar to my product and why. The proposal is me giving all the details on. My planning will be making sketches of the characters and them move looks 3 Production this will be making all the sketches become the final artwork. Giving the 2 characters full body art and starting on making the commands on screen 4 Production finalising the product and putting all together with all the animations in place 5 Evaluation give an overall evaluation on how my product went and my thoughts on the making of the product
- 8. Bibliography • Name at least 7 sources that you plan to use in this project. These should include audience research, books, videos/films/video games, magazines and newspaper articles etc. 1. The Pokémon team (1996) Pokémon Red 2. The Pokémon Team (2000) Pokémon Crystal 3. The Pokémon Team (2004) Pokémon Emerald 4. The Pokémon Team (2006) Pokémon Pearl 5. The Pokémon Team (2010) Pokémon White 6. The Pokémon Team (2013) Pokémon X 7. The Pokémon Team (2016) Pokémon Moon 8. The Pokémon Team (2019) Pokémon Sword
Editor's Notes
- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand written/drawn and scanned in.
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed