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.

1. Concept art production
Development of my digital graphic.
• I had done six different sword when I started my sketches
for my game, then I decided to break them down so I
choose the best three and then asked my classmates
which one I should pick and got my final results, I wasn’t
happy with it then I asked my classmates which swords is
best suitable for adventure games and told them what
art style I was planning to do the theme of the game and
surprisingly many changed their mind and picked the
final sword that I have up now and I was happy that I had
people agree with me so that was my final choice.
• After I was happy with my sword and I done my sketches
and I improved it I had to scan it and send it to my email
then I opened my file on to Pixlr then traced it with
sketchpad which was connected to the computer. I used

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.