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The artist created six initial sword sketches for their game, then narrowed it down to three options through feedback from classmates. Most classmates changed their preference to the final sword design when provided more context about the adventure game's theme and planned art style. The artist then scanned their preferred sketch and traced it digitally using Pixlr and a connected sketchpad. They used a paint brush tool to color the sword in a cell-shaded, cartoony style suitable for the colorful but space-themed game and its target audience. The sword was painted black, red, and blue to evoke the dark colors of space as well as common planetary hues, and stars were added to make the design unique.
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- 2. • the paint brush because my game is very colourful since my setting is space and my art style for this game is cell shading so I wanted to make it cartoony because of my targetaudience. The colours I used was black red and blue, and I put the blue at the end because when you think of space the colours that comes in to your head is dark colours so I used black and blue for that reason also when you look at some planets they are red so I thought I would paint it red in the middleat the end I went on to add some stars to make it unique and not look like any type of sword.