Building Alliances Introduction

Building Alliances

Project overview:

I.D.I.O.T. Studio Members:
Art/ General Director - Sasha. B
Lead 3D artist - Holly. D
Lead Researcher - Evie. J
Lead 2D artist - Damian. S
Lead Environment artist - Nathan. D

On this Project we have been tasked to emulate as well as take on the roles of a games studio to design and produce assets for the preproduction stage of a game based on one of three briefs. We have chosen brief 1 - Create a game based around the effects of climate change on a future Nottingham from 50 - 500 years in the future, there a multitude of ways we could choose to go with this, thus it will influence how the game looks. These are things we will discuss at a later date. This week we are; sorting out our imitation legal documents and I will be attempting to design a company logo.

Initial logo design

After some feedback from my Director and Lead 3D artist

This is now our logo

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