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Portfolios / Re: [Portfolio] Marcus Johansson, Iso-artist.
« on: August 12, 2010, 06:44:07 pm »
Updated with a link to the penguin project at the end of the page.
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Portfolios / [Portfolio] Marcus Johansson, Iso-artist.
« on: July 21, 2010, 08:01:02 pm »
Name: Marcus Johansson
Age: 28
Location: Sweden
Email: johansson.marcus84@gmail.com
Looking for: Payed work both freelance and inhouse.
Experience: 2 years as a professional Iso-artist.
Work:
Introduction: Hello! My name is Marcus and im a game developer from Sweden. I have worked with a few published games in diffrent genres/styles including the graphics i will show you underneath this introduction. These are just a few samples of the work i'we done from both of thoese games. I will update with more over time. If you wanna get in touch with me or view my resumé please email me on the given address above.
//Cheers
TinyTown - Facebook game, Domisuto LLC
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Structure and ground made by Jordi Torres, Flowers and crates made by me. Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Structure made by Clest Bruno Santos, organics added by me. Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Spineworld - MMO, Playdo AB
Property of Playdo, Sweden
Property of Playdo, Sweden.
Own projects
Start of a flash-game http://johannes.gotlen.se/BlogContent/aiGame/ Semi mockup. Press Ctrl and click the cubes to remove them and replace them, will cause the movementpath to change after the loop is done.
Age: 28
Location: Sweden
Email: johansson.marcus84@gmail.com
Looking for: Payed work both freelance and inhouse.
Experience: 2 years as a professional Iso-artist.
Work:
- Playdo AB, Sweden. Inhouse all in-all pixelartist and implementer.
- Domisuto LLC, California USA. Freelance pixelartist
Introduction: Hello! My name is Marcus and im a game developer from Sweden. I have worked with a few published games in diffrent genres/styles including the graphics i will show you underneath this introduction. These are just a few samples of the work i'we done from both of thoese games. I will update with more over time. If you wanna get in touch with me or view my resumé please email me on the given address above.
//Cheers
TinyTown - Facebook game, Domisuto LLC
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Structure and ground made by Jordi Torres, Flowers and crates made by me. Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Structure made by Clest Bruno Santos, organics added by me. Property of Domisuto LLC, California
Spineworld - MMO, Playdo AB
Property of Playdo, Sweden
Property of Playdo, Sweden.
Own projects
Start of a flash-game http://johannes.gotlen.se/BlogContent/aiGame/ Semi mockup. Press Ctrl and click the cubes to remove them and replace them, will cause the movementpath to change after the loop is done.
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Pixel Art / Re: [WIP] Ice Block
« on: November 08, 2008, 07:04:29 pm »
Maybe this can help you somewhat. its a iceblock i did awhile back for a game.
it can still be a bit reworked now that i look at it a couple of months after i did it. Nice cracks can be made with only 3 colors. just pick one, do the crack and add a highlight at one side of the crack and a shadow at the other side.
hope it helps.
it can still be a bit reworked now that i look at it a couple of months after i did it. Nice cracks can be made with only 3 colors. just pick one, do the crack and add a highlight at one side of the crack and a shadow at the other side.
hope it helps.
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General Discussion / Re: THE MUSCLE BABY THREAD
« on: October 24, 2008, 06:52:56 am »Here's mine also.
This... is the stuff of madness. How did this happen? Why? Thank you for giving shape to subconscious fear.
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Pixel Art / Re: [WIP] ORPG Sprite (Need Crits)
« on: September 15, 2008, 09:43:21 pm »
did a sloppy edit, but hopefully it shows you what you can make of it, give him a bit of a pose, although my ended up as Mr.Muscle he tells something. I'we also played around with the palette andreduced the colors to half of what you had. Legs need to be abit longer also.
hmz, do not know why the colors became so cold, thats not the same colors i see in photoshop
hmz, do not know why the colors became so cold, thats not the same colors i see in photoshop
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Pixel Art / Re: Isometric AI-project [Wip]
« on: August 06, 2008, 08:40:13 am »
This... is the stuff of madness. How did this happen? Why? Thank you for giving shape to subconscious fear.
Hahahaha, i dont know if you like it or not Helm but that statement made me laugh all the way to school and thats a 20 minute walk
The sprite blinks yes, it's sort of a power-down state to the penguin.
And penguins usualy have more shape to them but i think this gives more character to the penguin and there will also be a game ralated feature where you propell the penguin into iceblocks to break them, thus making them flat
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Pixel Art / Re: Isometric AI-project [Wip]
« on: August 05, 2008, 04:39:33 pm »
I started animating the penguin somewhat.
There is also a technical update at: http://www.johannes.gotlen.se/blogcontent/aigame/
There is no Gamelogic to it atm but the programmer Johannes Gotlén is doing a wonderful job so far i think
The fish will be standing still normaly, you can also press and hold CTRL while clicking the cubes to remove and add new ones, this will change the penguins pathfinding after its regual loop is done, if done in the middle of the cycle they can go through the cubes.
Im still experimenting on the color of the snow so the borders dont fit atm.
There is also a technical update at: http://www.johannes.gotlen.se/blogcontent/aigame/
There is no Gamelogic to it atm but the programmer Johannes Gotlén is doing a wonderful job so far i think
The fish will be standing still normaly, you can also press and hold CTRL while clicking the cubes to remove and add new ones, this will change the penguins pathfinding after its regual loop is done, if done in the middle of the cycle they can go through the cubes.
Im still experimenting on the color of the snow so the borders dont fit atm.
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Pixel Art / Re: MystcTree
« on: July 30, 2008, 05:57:29 pm »
Hello Qunit.
I think this looks great , but the whole piece suffers from strong jaggies and strange black borderdots. It´s almost like you'we used Magic Wand Tool in photoshop and deleted a black background. If you can smooth out the outline i think it will look even more awsome.
Also the flower in her hair. I would guess its supposed to be stuck with it's stalk behind her ear, but it reads as if its in front of her face atm. I Would have some of the hair go infront of the flower and slightly adjust the angle having the flower looking away from us.
Her left foot seems twisted and broken in a painful way, have it go behind her right food also to have it avoid looking like they grow into eachother.
And Welcome to Pixelation
I think this looks great , but the whole piece suffers from strong jaggies and strange black borderdots. It´s almost like you'we used Magic Wand Tool in photoshop and deleted a black background. If you can smooth out the outline i think it will look even more awsome.
Also the flower in her hair. I would guess its supposed to be stuck with it's stalk behind her ear, but it reads as if its in front of her face atm. I Would have some of the hair go infront of the flower and slightly adjust the angle having the flower looking away from us.
Her left foot seems twisted and broken in a painful way, have it go behind her right food also to have it avoid looking like they grow into eachother.
And Welcome to Pixelation
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Pixel Art / Re: Isometric AI-project [Wip]
« on: July 26, 2008, 10:47:14 pm »
latest mockup, ignore the r-tarded penguin and the footsteps as they are just quick placeholders for the real thing.
Also. anyone have any wishes to what they would like to see deepfrozen ?
Also. anyone have any wishes to what they would like to see deepfrozen ?
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Pixel Art / Re: Return of the NINJA!
« on: July 25, 2008, 07:12:08 pm »
Ok im back home again, and i will now show you my edit.
All i did was work with the timing to have the images anticipate whats to come next.
I know she has superhuman strenght and all, but without any anticipation at all the animation will never become credible.
I also kept the 6th frame and slowed down the movement of it to have her take a break from the landing and to let our eyes register what is going on in the animation.
Maybe rework the sixth frame to have her have one knee on the ground as she lands.
Hope im not just talking alot of jibberish
All i did was work with the timing to have the images anticipate whats to come next.
I know she has superhuman strenght and all, but without any anticipation at all the animation will never become credible.
I also kept the 6th frame and slowed down the movement of it to have her take a break from the landing and to let our eyes register what is going on in the animation.
Maybe rework the sixth frame to have her have one knee on the ground as she lands.
Hope im not just talking alot of jibberish