Storyboarding

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Environmental Concept Work

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Set the task of gathering visual references from in and around Manchester; in my case - using a camera, I then set to work deciding which part of the city would best suit the next part of this project - to produce an environment that could be used within a video game.

After some deliberation, I decided the picture below of Piccadilly Gardens would constitute for an ideal war-torn game environment.

Although many parts of Manchester have been redeveloped over the years, some parts beyond all recognition, I figured the buildings in the backdrop, including Primark and Debenhams, and Queens Victoria's statue on the right, although half hidden, makes this part of the city very identifiable.

The grassy foreground made for a perfect blank canvas for me to work on and after some good advice from my tutor, I eventually settled on the following concept - Piccadilly Gardens - 2034.






Piccadilly Gardens - 2012


Piccadilly Gardens - 2034

Modelling Sheets

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Armour Design

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A Goblin from my Level Design Document: Castle in the Sky.







Weapon Design

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Set the task of creating a weapon set of four, I decided to stick with a military theme, but with the use of modern day weapons, rather than futuristic. I found a really interesting website as reference material for the RPG, M16 & Magnum: 



RPG 7 Rocket Propelled Grenade Launcher - Line Art
Final Concept


5.56 Colt M16A2 Service Rifle - Line Art
Final Concept


 357 Magnum Desert Eagle Pistol - Line Art
Final Concept


 Hidden Blade - Line Art
Final Concept


Weapons Group




Vehicle Design

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Pod - Line Drawing


Pod - WIP



Pod and soldier kitted out with 'Desert Cam'

 Pod and soldier kitted out with 'Conventional Cam'


Soldier/Driver - WIP


Desert Cam


Conventional Cam



Problems with conventional vehicles - Mood Board


Concept Vehicles - Mood Board 


Inspiration - Mood Board





Vehicle Design - Practise

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I thought I would build on my skills in Photoshop by creating an image of a modern sports car, before moving onto a futuristic fantasy vehicle. I know it's not perfect by any means, but practise makes perfect.