THE PORTFOLIO OF HEIKKI PAULAHARJU
I first sculpted a new head in the 3D Coat. I then did a re-topo and integrated it with the previous body. I sculpted the original again and smoothed seams, etc.
Finally did a re-topo for the whole mesh. Added bones and animations to it in Mixamo.
After creating the marketing material, we in the development team found that more dramatic clouds are needed. We also decided to drop the interior and just leave the cloudy backdrop.
There is still some refinement to do with the slider design. These images also have some controls that are meant for the mobile version in the view.
Here’s the result
Name of the game has been changed again to: “Beat me!”.
There were a number of changes in this. First of all, the Covid character needed to be changed a bit more vicious/joyful. Then I tried to add in bones into it, to make it animated in some of our trailers. Early versions were built in such a haste, that I had to re-create the 3D model again.
Here are a few versions of the main masthead image:
Me and a small group of developers & gaming enthusiasts decided to create a game. Our first game together is getting close to be released. Here are some images and a video of its current state.
We are planning to release it on Steam, Windows and Android.
We changed the Basic idea of the game to be: “Beat the Covid”. I created a Covid 19 character.
I made sketches of a dude character and then made a 3D model based on the sketched plans.
I took photos of old (slightly rusty) railroad engines at the Railroad Museum in Adelaide, Australia. I used those photos for textures of two of these dudes.
A long time work, I have been doing is getting close to the finish line. Here is a sneak peek what it will hold inside.
A page where Willie, the turtle tells about the vikings and their powerful wizard, who conjures the sun light into the bottle. Here’s the first draft…
Nearly finished slate with viking ornaments in the middle of the page. Part of the of the ornament is made based on a photo I took from the lamp post near Moderna Museet in Stockholm. The ornament outlines were drawn in the Illustrator, and then I used some Artifex brushes to make them look like they were drawn with a pencil.
The enters the yard of his castle, and meets his friends. Some new slates, I’ve been working on for some time.
