Theme Park Game - Concept Art & Art Direction
Some Concepts I did during 2021-2022 - on a AA-AAA Theme Park Game. I was involved from the very moment the idea was pitched - creating and maintaining an Art Direction, preparing Art for Publishers, making Concept Art and leading the 2D Department through Pre-Production. These are only a small chunk of the art that was made.
2D Concept Art Support by:
https://www.artstation.com/patrick_zigart
3D Art for early Concepts & creating Test Assets:
https://www.artstation.com/kavne
3D Art Lead (& Co-Art Direction):
https://www.artstation.com/andrestarjain
FX and Animations for Assets by:
https://www.artstation.com/lukasmaly
First Mascot that was made, to test scale, animations and interaction with guests
First Ride we added during Pre-Production - fully animated, FX and guest interaction
Brainstorming what a simple Sci-Fi Ride could be
There is a full post on this Artwork on my Profile
Visualizing how a candy themed area could look like (no actual game assets)
Sketching out some assets to include inside concept
Brainstorming first Mascot
Testing Asset Scale - what is the maximum size? (just below 100m)
Making it look more interesting from above
First Shop - testing guest interactions, how animatronics are animated and balancing
Shop Brainstorming
Basic Rollercoaster (based on real ride)
Unreal Engine 4 test - 3D by Andreas Jain (3D Lead)
Recreating a real world ride
making it unique inside our game
In-Game Event - 3D Artist linked in Description
Mulitplayer Concept - 3D Artist linked in Description
Terraforming - yes or no? if so how? Quick test I did to communicate idea to publisher
Bench.
Testing Character Style for Dialogues and UI
Pirate Theme Sketches