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The document discusses weapon artwork selected for a moodboard. Several images of bows were chosen to provide variation for drawing bow sketches with different levels of detail. Other selections included Elven-style swords and shields with nice engraving and designs that would look pleasing in sketches. One shield image stood out for its central cross, while another was chosen for its 3D effects that would add depth to sketches. Multiple sword images were picked for their blade and hilt designs, and clean-looking swords were also selected to potentially add color to sketches. A bibliography of the moodboard images is included.
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Secondary research weapons
The document discusses weapon art selections for a moodboard. Several images of bows, swords, and shields are selected for their details and realistic designs. The bow images showcase variations that can be drawn. The sword images display distinctive blade and hilt designs. The shield selections show intricate patterns, depth effects, and clean styles that provide inspiration for sketches. The weapon art will be referenced to create realistic drawings capturing different visual elements.
Secondary research weapons
The document discusses weapon art that was selected for a moodboard. Several images of bows, swords, and shields were chosen for their details and designs that could be drawn or used as inspiration. The bows, swords, and shields provided variation in shapes and engravings that the author hoped to implement in their own drawings to make them look realistic or similar to weapons from Lord of the Rings. A variety of weapon designs and styles were included in the moodboard for the artist to reference.
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The document summarizes research conducted in various media to inform the creation of concept art for characters, environments, and weapons for a fantasy game. It describes analyzing weapon concept art to draw swords and shields matching character themes. It also discusses collecting environment ideas to create concept art using color palettes. Additionally, it mentions looking at films, games, and print media to find inspiration for characters of varying proportions and armor styles to make the concepts believable.
Summary of secondary research improvements
The document summarizes research conducted in various media to inform concept art for characters, environments, and weapons for a fantasy game. It includes summaries of research done on weapons, environments, characters from films and games, and print media. This research provided ideas on sword and shield designs to match characters, environment color palettes, peculiar armor styles and varied character proportions, and characters from works like Thor and Witcher 3.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted for a game concept project. It includes summaries of research into weapon art, environment art, character art, films, and games. The weapon art research led to the conclusion that drawings will mostly feature swords and shields matching each character's theme. The environment art research involved collecting ideas to create concept art using color palettes. The character art research indicated continuing to design characters wearing peculiar armor in different proportions. The film research examined real character proportions. And the game research analyzed character and weapon designs from medieval fantasy games.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted for a fantasy art project. It includes summaries of research into weapons, environments, characters, films, and games. The research will inform the creation of concept art for characters, weapons, and environments with unique proportions and styles that match different character themes. Color palettes and ideas from the environment research will be used to create a fantasy world in a game engine.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted for a fantasy art project. It includes summaries of research into weapons, environments, characters, films, and games. For weapons, the artist concluded they will draw swords and shields to match character themes. For environments, they will use collected ideas to create concept art in Gamemaker Engine. For characters, they will continue creating peculiar armor and differently proportioned bodies based on sketches. Film research involved judging proportions for believable characters. Game research looked at varied character proportions to aid drawing characters and weapons.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted in various areas to inform the creation of concept art for a game project. It discusses researching weapons and shields to match character themes. It also discusses researching environment concepts using color palettes and researching character proportions by looking at sketches, armor styles, and films. Game research on medieval fantasy titles was also summarized to help with drawing characters and weapons.
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The document discusses weapon art selections for a moodboard. Several images of bows, swords, and shields are selected for their details and realistic designs. The bow images showcase variations that can be drawn. The sword images display distinctive blade and hilt designs. The shield selections show intricate patterns, depth effects, and clean styles that provide inspiration for sketches. The weapon art will be referenced to create realistic drawings capturing different visual elements.
Secondary research weapons
The document discusses weapon art that was selected for a moodboard. Several images of bows, swords, and shields were chosen for their details and designs that could be drawn or used as inspiration. The bows, swords, and shields provided variation in shapes and engravings that the author hoped to implement in their own drawings to make them look realistic or similar to weapons from Lord of the Rings. A variety of weapon designs and styles were included in the moodboard for the artist to reference.
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The document summarizes research conducted in various media to inform the creation of concept art for characters, environments, and weapons for a fantasy game. It describes analyzing weapon concept art to draw swords and shields matching character themes. It also discusses collecting environment ideas to create concept art using color palettes. Additionally, it mentions looking at films, games, and print media to find inspiration for characters of varying proportions and armor styles to make the concepts believable.
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The document summarizes research conducted in various media to inform concept art for characters, environments, and weapons for a fantasy game. It includes summaries of research done on weapons, environments, characters from films and games, and print media. This research provided ideas on sword and shield designs to match characters, environment color palettes, peculiar armor styles and varied character proportions, and characters from works like Thor and Witcher 3.
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The document summarizes research conducted for a game concept project. It includes summaries of research into weapon art, environment art, character art, films, and games. The weapon art research led to the conclusion that drawings will mostly feature swords and shields matching each character's theme. The environment art research involved collecting ideas to create concept art using color palettes. The character art research indicated continuing to design characters wearing peculiar armor in different proportions. The film research examined real character proportions. And the game research analyzed character and weapon designs from medieval fantasy games.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted for a fantasy art project. It includes summaries of research into weapons, environments, characters, films, and games. The research will inform the creation of concept art for characters, weapons, and environments with unique proportions and styles that match different character themes. Color palettes and ideas from the environment research will be used to create a fantasy world in a game engine.
Summary of secondary research
The document summarizes research conducted for a fantasy art project. It includes summaries of research into weapons, environments, characters, films, and games. For weapons, the artist concluded they will draw swords and shields to match character themes. For environments, they will use collected ideas to create concept art in Gamemaker Engine. For characters, they will continue creating peculiar armor and differently proportioned bodies based on sketches. Film research involved judging proportions for believable characters. Game research looked at varied character proportions to aid drawing characters and weapons.
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The document summarizes research conducted in various areas to inform the creation of concept art for a game project. It discusses researching weapons and shields to match character themes. It also discusses researching environment concepts using color palettes and researching character proportions by looking at sketches, armor styles, and films. Game research on medieval fantasy titles was also summarized to help with drawing characters and weapons.
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4) In Unity, import the FBX file by navigating to "Assets > Import New Asset" and selecting the saved FBX file. The model is now ready to use in Unity.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's final major project (FMP) which involved creating different types of art, including character art, environment art, and sprite art with a medieval theme. The author discusses their process, including doing research to help with character designs, experimenting with colors, and creating pieces with varying levels of technical skill. They also reflect on improving quality, meeting deadlines through time management, and receiving positive feedback from their target audience through a survey. Overall, the author believes they successfully completed the FMP while developing their production skills and creating a consistent body of work to a high standard.
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The document contains 4 character sketches inspired by fantasy games and films. The first sketch is based on Templar armor from Dragon Age II but with original design elements. The second sketch has unrealistic proportions but appealing armor design. The third sketch interprets a Gondorian soldier from Lord of the Rings with tweaks to boots and leg armor. The final sketch adds background and features Roman-themed chest plate and helmet designs.
Final art pieces
In his final pieces of concept and environment art, the artist used a darker color palette with some light blue for the sky and orange for fires. For his final character art, he created a gladiator-themed character with a single fully armored arm like Roman gladiators. For the final sprite art, he removed the character's helmet, added a collar attached to the armor surrounding the neck, and changed the armor to a much darker tone.
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- 3. In this weapon art I chose because of it showing a selection of different bows which will give variation when come to hand drawing several bow sketches which will work nicely if I can achieve that level of detail. http://www.vgblogger.com/wp- content/uploads/Games/KingdomUnderFireCircleOfDoom /COD_ConceptArts_Weapon_Celline_Bow_071023.jpg
- 4. In this selection of weapon art I have chosen mainly because they are very similar to the elven weapons in “Lord Of The Rings”, I chose them because of the nice looking engraving on the hilt of the swords which should look very pleasing when I draw sketches from the Ideas I have gathered. http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2014/028/0/9/hobbit_c onceptart_tobin08_by_paultobin-d742anp.jpg
- 5. I chose this weapon art because of the design all across the shield and the cross in the centre of the shield stands out very well but when I do make a variation of this drawing it will most likely a front view of the shield. http://www.fallsburgbaptist.org/wordpress/wp- content/uploads/2014/07/Mighty-Through-God-4.jpg
- 6. I chose this type of weapon art because of the 3D effect on every angle of the shield which adds depth to the whole of shield resulting in it looking more realistic, so I will most likely take the 3D effect and add that to my own sketches. http://th09.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/i/2010/283/7/a/vermin_se al_shield_by_sake906-d30gheg.jpg
- 7. For this selection of swords I chose them mainly because of the designs of the blade and the hilt of each of the swords, this will help greatly as I will produce several sketches of swords using different ideas from each of these swords. http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs49/i/2009/186/1/5/Elven_Sw ord_Evolution_by_Merlkir.jpg
- 8. And last group of swords I selected because of clean look about them which could work very well if the colour is used effectively which I will most likely add colour to the sketches just to get an idea of what it will look like for my final drawing that I will create. http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/140/5/2/Elven_sw ords_by_meneldil_elda.jpg
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