The document describes Kieran Bradley's process for creating elements of a maze game. It discusses how he drew the maze in Photoshop, colored the background blue, drew the ghost character in gray, designed the start screen with a retro mustard color and misaligned text, made coins as perfect yellow circles, and selected scary but not too scary music for the theme tune.

1. Production
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KIERAN BRADLEY

2. Process
First to create my maze, created a
new photo shop document and set it
to pixels, I then drew my maze by
selecting the “Pencil Icon”, and
began to draw, once I had finished
my maze, I added some colour to my
background, I did this by selecting
and “Paint Brush” tool and selecting
what colour I wanted to choose, I
coloured my background in blue
because as my game is for young
people and children, this would
attract them and because its bright,
colourful

3. Process
To make my ghost character I created a
new layer and selected the “Pencil Icon”
and drew the shape that wanted my
character to be I then selected the colour
that I wanted to use, I used the colour
grey because then my ghost wouldn’t
fade in to my background of my maze

4. Process
To make my start screen I selected the
colour that I wanted to use for my
background, I selected dark mustardy
colour because it looks quite retro, I also
on purpose made my letters not in line to
give it a unique feel and to look different
to other game start screens

5. Process
To make the coins, i clicked on
the shape icon, this allowed me
to make the perfect circle, I then
selected the colour yellow, I
made them this colour because I
think that it makes it look more
retro and more arcade like, I
then added sound effects for
when my character collects the
coins and also for the theme
tune, when looking for music for
the theme tune, I wanted to
make it scary but not to much, I
searched through a lot of music
to find the music that I thought
was just right, I think that the
music I choose is just right.