6. production reflection (interactive)
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Nathan describes creating a background for a game by using a solid red color and burn tool to darken the sky and add clouds, noting that using a gradient would have looked better as the reflection line dips in some places. He also details copying the basic outline of a skull from an image and adding color, shading, and features to match the game's theme. Additionally, he discusses taking a character from Google, using brush tools to draw pixels, shade, and add color to make it his own style. Finally, he mentions adding a non-functional health bar for detail that he would like to animate if revisiting the project.
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The document describes the process of creating a song using music production software. It discusses experimenting with different beats, instruments, and sounds to layer together. The producer learned about song structure from listening to Avicii and Martin Garrix, and used piano rolls to arrange notes and change parameters like length and velocity. Background sounds of rain and lightning were also added to help set a scene.
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- 2. Process I made the background by doing a solid red Colour then used the burn tool to make the sky appear darker then I added clouds but in reflection if I had used a gradient it would looked a lot better, because the line isn't straight it dips at some points, this makes it look less professional
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