#indie dev
Bugology game I was one of the main artists for is finally out!
It’s available in the Google Play store. Sadly, not Apple Store due to costs of placing an app in there.
Bugology cosmetic wallpaper illustration - Hairstreaks
The last of the cosmetic wallpapers that I painted for the Bugology game. The reference I got from the client for this one was a highly graphical sports mascot drawing.
Plenty of researching was done here to pick out what made these mascot graphics, mascot graphics.
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Bugology cosmetic wallpaper illustration - War with Spiders
Another illustration I drew for the Bugology game. The theme for this one was actually tricky. The client gave me an ill-drawn magazine illustration of a giant bed bug attacking a house, as reference, so I took artistic liberties and changed this to a line driven interior illustration.
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Bugology cosmetic wallpaper illustration - Lord Buggula
Another one of the cosmetic wallpaper illustration I painted for the Bugology game. The theme for this one was similar to monster movie/old comic style.
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Bugology cosmetic wallpaper illustration - Attack of the Killer Ants
One of the more fun illustrations I had painting for the Bugology game. Based off those old sci fi/monster movie posters.
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Bugology - Icons
All the icons, buttons, UI and cusors I was tasked with designing and painting.
It was a completely new experience for me as I’ve never done any sort of UI or icon design before.
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Bugology - Buttons
Button designs I painted up for the Bugology game. Some of these did end up being used, but most didn’t.
I had no idea what I was doing with UI since it was the first time I was ever tasked with such a role.
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Bugology - Backyard insects (demo version)
These were the insects I designed and painted for the first map, Backyard, before we had our second artist redesign and paint them for the final version.
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Bugology - Meadow
One of the maps I painted for the Bugology game. Now, realistically, there probably wouldn’t be a section of grass with no flowers but due to one of the clickable items being a blade of grass. I took some liberties.
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Bugology - Tropical
Another of the maps I painted for the Bugology game. This one was fun to design the trees for, though the inclusion of a palm tree as a clickable object lead me to problem solving.
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Bugology - Forest
One of the maps I painted for Bugology game is the Forest. None of the insects are included because the second artist of the group was the one who painted those.
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Bugology - Backyard background art
I joined an indie group around Aug as a background painter (which then turned into background, objects, UI assets and design, icons and logo artist).
The game is nearing the finish line (as of late Feb), with just the developer’s side to be completed and then release!
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Missed the developer’s stream last night? Catch the recording on YouTube here! :D
Yes! you heard me correctly! Very soon I will be delving into my first attempt at developing for VR! I’m finally going to go in and get my hands dirty, and try not to fail too hard whilst I’m at it.
In preparation for it all, I’ve started working on a (PC, mouse-driven) prototype that displays the most basic function of the game I’ve got planned.
So without further ado~
I hope you’re all as excited for this as I am!
More soon!
