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Crafty Cloak released FoxFire as our entry to the Bullet Hell Jam 7. I pitched the concept of FoxFire with Sean Parks. The game would feature a nine-tailed fox escaping from a monster hunter, who's attacks was inspired by traditional Japanese flower patterns. We worked on the game for one week and scored 2nd in Visuals, 4th in Audio and 18th overall out of 102 entries!
Crafty Cloak released FoxFire as our entry to the Bullet Hell Jam 7. I pitched the concept of FoxFire with Sean Parks. The game would feature a nine-tailed fox escaping from a monster hunter, who's attacks was inspired by traditional Japanese flower patterns. We worked on the game for one week and scored 2nd in Visuals, 4th in Audio and 18th overall out of 102 entries!
I made the color schemes for the Kitsune, keeping in mind the colors used for the art pillar as well as the game's background colors. The colors chosen for The Kitsune and The Hunter needed to compliment each other, so we ended up going with warm colors for The Kitsune and cooler colors for The Hunter (Which mirror each other's personalities!)
Early Concepts
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Miro Board - Our Process and Collaboration
My team uses Miro to effectively communicate and organize our ideas. Here is an example on how the art team goes about establishing the art pillar-a crucial step in the game dev process-that we refer to throughout the duration of the project.
My notes to help the art team replicate the game's style. For FoxFire, we wanted to use a paper texture to make the game's art look like old Japanese paintings. I held a meeting with the other artists to make sure everyone could replicate this effect with the art programs they were using.
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