Planning of project da vinci
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The document outlines plans for a final major project involving the remastering of historical Renaissance figures to fit in a modern graphic thief/assassin game. The plans include identifying key figures like Leonardo Da Vinci and their histories, rebuilding their appearances to fit the game, and producing sketch sheets displaying the remastered characters from different angles and poses to resemble example sketch sheet formats.
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