|2019-2020| Fanart Collection
Assets for an unfortunately cancelled pixel side-game project we had at our company for a new engine. It was my first time making tilemaps, was pretty interesting.
The game was about a young teen getting stuck in a deadly faerie labyrinth, the labyrinth would be randomly generated with some exceptions for important areas.
|2020| Epicinium Title Screen Illustration
The small title screen illustration.
The protagonist and their pixel animations!
A Bean-nighe/Washerwoman, serves as a save point in the game, but can turn on you and kill you by decapitation at one point.
The Big Hand, blocking a path in the labyrinth and opening it up if its riddles are solved. Crushes the protagonist to death if given the wrong attitude. Based on a story in Ruth Manning-Sanders’s Scottish folk tales collection.
Am Fear Liath Mòr/Big Grey Man, follows the protagonist in dark areas, camouflaged in the environment and echoing the player’s footsteps as he’s right behind them, switches colours to blend in with the environment. Kills by disintegration if he catches the player.
A Kelpie, looks charming at first, but once touching him your hand will be firmly glued to his body as his fur turns into maggots and the beast proceeds to devour the protagonist.
A malicious fire pixie, obsessed with being the brightest in the bright parts of the labyrinth. Kills the player out of jealousy by summoning a stake that pierces through their chest.
A Will of Wisp, leading towards either treasures or traps in the labyrinth.
Environmental assets, my first tilemap.
Text/Prompt Box assets made to look like burnt paper to fit the mood.
Visual for the player’s awakening at the start of the first level.
Visual for consuming fairy wine. Would distort the player’s sight significantly.
Visual for the player waking up after completing all levels of the labyrinth.