Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts

Friday, May 4, 2012

Level Designs and Concepts pt 3

Here are some more of the concepts and Level designs I developed. These are the last ones and they all involve a electrical theme.




Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Game Designs and Concepts pt 2

Here are some more of the level designs I created at Deep Sky Studios for their game Scooter Shooter.
These one are all from the Ice level, my second favorite.


Saturday, April 28, 2012

Game Designs and Concepts

Over Winter while I was interning at Deep Sky Studios here in Portland, OR. I was given the task to do  over a few weeks to concept out some designs for different levels and obstacles for a game they are working on called "Scooter Shooter", which is a game for their animated series "Og's Adventures". So here are some of the designs and concepts I came up with and that you may or may not find in the game once it is complete; which might be soon.

First I post the Lava Level designs, which I feel is my top favorite designs. You'll notice that i like to write little notes to myself and the team about what things are, what they do, or even how they work. Can I say that Level design is loads of fun and hopefully I will get to work on some more in the future, because I had a lot of fun.



Oh and I should point out that the game is a traditional Platform game in the same format as the Megaman Series, but done in flash with higher resolution.

Friday, November 25, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving!


Here is a Thanksgiving Doodle; Happy Holidays!

Monday, November 14, 2011

Goblins


I came up with an idea for a Table Top Role Playing Game where the players play Goblins in the employ of a wizard. The game involves cooperative play where the players work together to achieve some goal, but at the same time there will be plenty of back stabbing too. So i have been working on the mechanics of the game and doodling up concepts for the art in the game book. Here is some of the Goblins I doodled up: