What's next?

I am continuing to hone in on our style as we move on to the texturing for a few of our assets. I'm doing lots of research on what method will be the best choice for both the aesthetic we want and also for our shortened timeline.

Stay tuned, there is much more to come!

These next few models are all modular

The walls are your typical modular wall pieces that all snap together The candles are made to fit into any of the candle holders, regardless of their size. The bookcases can all fit together to easily create super big or small bookshelf at whatever size we need

Now for the fun stuff, modeling! I am currently working on the models for Runa's, our main character, office. This is where she will do all of her potion brewing and spellcasting, so it needs to have a very whimsical aesthetic.

At the same time, we were also brainstorming ideas for the studio branding and logo. I created the first little concept of our logo that Jet (@perpetualpilot.bsky.social) would perfect and turn into our current logo!

This was my first time ever creating an art bible, but it was a very fun challenge. It taught me a lot about how to better communicate the vision I have for a project, and how to break that down into something easy to understand and follow.

I worked with my team to decide on a style we all enjoyed, and then began work on the art bible we are using throughout the production of our game.

I am responsible for developing the game's visual style. Every project I do begins with a Pinterest board as I hone in on the idea and develop the style. This was no different!

This looks awesome!