Recreate the Hand-Drawn Game Art in Slice of Sea | GameMaker Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Learn how to recreate hand-drawn game art like in the beautiful GameMaker game, Slice of Sea.
Ella'sketch discusses colour theory, character size, and mixing methods of digital and physical art.
Chapters:
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00:32 Mateusz Skutnik's style
01:05 How to recreate this sketchbook feel
01:49 How game art creates feelings
02:27 Lighting and atmosphere
03:00 Character size
03:45 Shape language
04:04 Colours
Links:
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* Developer Mateusz Skutnik 🧩 www.mateuszskutnik.com/games/
* Get the game 👾store.steampowered.com/app/75...
* Follow Ella'sketch 👉 / @ellasketch
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GameMaker is the industry’s premier 2D game engine, used by thousands of developers every day to create indie gaming classics like Undertale, Hyper Light Drifter, and Chicory: A Colorful Tale.
It’s completely free to download and keep forever, with dozens of written guides and video tutorials to help you bring your games to life.
When your project is complete, you can publish your creations to all major platforms, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
👉 Get GameMaker: opr.as/DownloadGM-YT - Ігри
Thank you for this video!
A little bit more info: room size is 1920x1080, and all drawings are displayed in image scale 1, so they're also 1920x1080 or even bigger. Animations were done in Spine and then imported or added from included files using sprite_add.
Damn... This game is one of the most beautiful and atmospheric GameMaker games I've ever seen, good job and may the developer keep it up! And thank you very much for the video, it is very educational for my purpose!
Mateusz's style is so beautiful it reminds me sort of somewhere between like a flapjack style of cartooning with those thick ink lines and those water color like splotches. I'm just learning how to do this in my 20s and I'm so excited to try this style.
I agree! He turned his sketchbook into a game 🤭
Best of luck to you on your art journey!
me, in my 40s is telling you: good luck. :D
Thank you! Such a great video and so much details for inspiration.
Follow Ella'sketch :) ua-cam.com/channels/m-OUaymjsMMKjUm6ZgkDZg.html
Chapters 👇:
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00:32 Mateusz Skutnik's style
01:05 How to recreate this sketchbook feel
01:49 How game art creates feelings
02:27 Lighting and atmosphere
03:00 Character size
03:45 Shape language
04:04 Colours
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I really like these tutorial/analysis videos
so excited to be learning GameMaker!
very educational
Excellent !!!!
What about the resolutions? What size/dimensions was the character sprite for instance? And what kind of dimensions did the backgrounds and other images use?
Now we are asking the right questions🙂
Those are great questions!
However, we unfortunately can't determine the right dimensions because they vary and depend on several factors (the design choices of the developers, the art style, and the technical capabilities of the game engine...). It's hard to know the exact dimensions of a game just by looking at it.
Here are some standard background dimensions: HD - 1280x720 px, Full HD - 1920x1080 px, and 4K - 3840x2160 px. For characters, it can range from 16x16px, 64x64 px, and 128x128 px.
Since I only focused on the art style, I do not have the exact technical information. 😊
room size 1920x1080, most of backgrounds are 1920x1080, some of those moving parts in background and foreground were a bit wider. Each room has about 4 layers, main bgr - the one that's not moving with character, foreground, background, sky, various clouds layers. clouds are loaded from included files once at the beginning of the game (reusable), each new room loads all background images from included files and then destroys sprites when we leave the room. This is all caused by sheer sizes of those drawings.
@@MateuszSkutnik This is amazing! Thank you so much for the reply and more info on the game! :)
Damn. That's one beautiful game. Can you guys pls analyse the art of "wolfwalkers" and how we can create 2d game sprites with a similar style? ❤
oh my god !!!
Does someone have a Discord server about Game Maker, Cause I need one, "Im a mare begginner" pleaseee I need one
discord.com/invite/gamemaker :)
@@GameMakerEngine THANK YOUUU VERY MUCH ^_^
Primero (to call it at least)
1:25 what software is that.
Sorry can't understand with accent :/
No worries, there are English Subtitles if you press the CC button. The tutorial uses Krita in combination with GameMaker. The software at 1:25 is Krita. Krita is a free drawing software