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It’s full of tiles, pt.2
More examples from Coobico's production-pipeline.
Alright, all blogs on socnets talk about Bebo and AOL today, but we would like to go on with more examples from our Coobico-production-pipeline here: in part one, we presented examples of floor-tiles, and as a follow-up we gathered a few elements which you’ll encounter especially indoors and in in dungeons.
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It’s full of tiles
11 03 2008
Here is a quick and short sneak peak into some graphics we use as Coobico's terrain.
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Kevin Arnold: 16.03.2008, 01:35 PM
Lutz.W: 17.03.2008, 07:59 AM
Kevin, thx. That’s a good question. I’m going to prepare an article about the topic, so stay tuned…
Cheers,
Lutz
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Could you explain in a post the whole process that you use to create the game art?
What tools do you use? Do you do a hand drawn sketch before or just experiment direct in the software? How do you get inspiration to create the concepts?
How much time does it take to create an individual tile from the concept to the final rendered piece?
And keep on with the good work!