Digital Painting For Games

Drawing individual cells for an animation for a door mechanism. This is for the side spike that is in the side of the door box. It pulls out and then the door box opens up. From here we can work on coloring and finishing out the animation for the sci-fi door.

Drawing individual cells for an animation for a door mechanism. This one is a clamp opening toward the camera so it takes hand animation of the individual cells.

Making a digital representation of a wall light fixture. It's simple but turns out nicely.

Taking some time to draw out a some electrical stuff of the internals of a spacecraft. I used a picture for reference and landed on something similar to the picture and I think it turned out how I wanted it. Let me know what you think.

Taking the time to draw a lift that would help get a person up to a gun turret. The platform is put together with a railing that resembles an old exaggerated WWII ship railing from there I plugged in some simple tech, like an old joystick on each side for aiming and shooting with a junk monitor. Let me know what you think and thanks for watching.

Here is a first go at creation of a Sherman Tank Turret. This is for a sci-fi twist, so there are a couple different touches here, but all in all I kept the shape the same as the original. You can see the subtle shading and highlights. Let me know what you think.

Putting together the shape of the rooms walls and trimming the background walls to fit. Added a couple portholes we drew in another video as well.

A platformer needs floors, and those cannot just be dull lines that the player walks on. Here I make our first attempt at creating a good floor chunk that is a beam under the floor with a light grey covering on top for the player to stand. Let me know what you think and give me some input.

Time lapse video of drawing a quick concept art sketch of an alien creature. It is not fully detailed or perfect by any means, but it gets the point on paper so we can start iteration of the look and movement of it

A time lapse of digital recreation of a porthole in a wall. I liked how this one turned out. Please leave some feedback.

A time lapse of creating a wall. Using color variation to show wear and tear on a wall segment. Creation was done with Krita. Let me know what you think.

This video is a time lapse of drawing the entire door and coloring that door. The second part is creation of a height map that is then used to create a normal map and ran through a test to demonstrate what it looks like when a normal map is applied. The drawing was done in Krita and the normal map test was done in ShaderMap 4. Let me know what you think of the art.

Drawing a simple proof of concept for a comic style floor and wall. This is not tile able so in the end I will have to draw another but as a POC it seems to show the look well.

Animation of the alien creature I created using Spriter Pro. You can see a time lapse of the rigging of the body and then the animation of it walking. It ends with the final product of the walking animation. All the art was drawn digitally by me. It's a home-grown creation. Let me know what you think.

Taking a pass on the Male I was sketching. Improved the hand, the chest and the legs. Getting a stronger comic feel to it, but still needs some work. This will eventually lead to cell animations for walking and other actions. More videos to come

Learning how to do some comic art. This is my first attempt at a person like this. Attempting to get a base person. Getting there, but the arm is a bit strange and the foot is not that great. Is a good first attempt. I will probably make more where I concentrate on the arm hands and feet.

This is a simple time-lapse of drawing a pistol for a game. The gun is modelled after a WWII pistol and has some subtle tech on it that makes it unique. The art was created with Krita software.