Game food art

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Worked on some props for Tomato Boy. Mostly food

This was made as an assignment at Artside School ! Big thanks to Camille Peyrebere for her instructive workshop and super feedbacks !! https://www.artstation.com/cameliaster Based on Alexandre Diboine's style, I chose to create this little meat forge ! Hope you like it guys !

Project Dragon was a multiplayer sandbox action-adventure that was in the making at Phoenix Labs. Picture something like Minecraft meets Breath of the Wild sprinkled with some elements from games like Stardew Valley, set in a universe not based on any existing IP. We got to contribute a lot of concepts, 3D environment assets, props, and 3D characters work over the course of 3 years. Sadly, the game was canceled a short while ago. While it breaks our hearts that you will never get to see…

game icon - study by Dang Cham on ArtStation.

Game icons for social games "Farm Days", "Family Nest" etc. (c) Social Infinite

Even—perhaps especially—when your pixel art is not encumbered by the requirements of a particular game or project, it is crucial that you select your resolution wisely. To figure out what size your sprite should be, you need to answer two questions: 1. "What is the smallest necessary detail?" 2. "How many pixels do I need to render this detail in the intended style?" For characters, the smallest necessary detail will typically be facial features, especially the eyes. For other subject m