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The document outlines initial ideas to create concept art for a medieval game, including environment, character, and weapon designs. The concept art will start as pen drawings but may also include pixel art. While most sketches will be uncolored, the final drawings should be fully colored to depict what the designs would look like in an actual game. References images of medieval games, characters, and weapons are provided.
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- 2. My initial ideas were to create several pieces of medieval concept art for the following things which are Environment, Character and Weapons concept art. I am going to create these as if I were to use for them for an actual game plan.
- 3. My concept art would be varied switching from hand pen drawings and pixel art, but my production will mostly consist of pen drawings which is what my main strength is so I will go with that to produce them for my final sketches so it goes towards completing the project.
- 4. The majority of the sketches I will create will be not in colour as for the final drawings they should be fully coloured to give an indication of what the character and weapons would basically look like if they were interpreted into a game.
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