A collection of 2D assets including characters, backgrounds, and UI elements, ready for game integration.

Initial visual representations of ideas, used to guide the design of game assets.

A method of creating artwork using digital tools, often used in game asset creation.

Software that provides the framework for building and running games, handling graphics, physics, and more.

The process of reducing asset file sizes and improving performance while maintaining visual quality.

A single image containing multiple frames of an animated character or object, used in games.

A technique where background images move slower than foreground images to create depth.

The means by which players interact with the game, including menus, buttons, and HUD elements.

The process of repeatedly refining designs based on feedback to improve the final product.

A collaborative process where students critique each other's work to provide constructive feedback.

Background assets designed in layers to create depth and visual interest in gameplay.

Textures and properties applied to 2D assets to enhance their appearance in the game.

The process of importing and configuring assets within a game engine for use in gameplay.

A curated collection of an artist's work, showcasing their skills and completed projects.

Constructive criticism provided by peers or instructors to help improve artistic and technical skills.

Limitations imposed by game engines that affect how assets can be created and used.

Written records detailing the creation process, optimization techniques, and asset specifications.

The structured process from concept to final product, including design, creation, and integration.

A consistent visual aesthetic that ties together all assets in a game, enhancing its overall look.

Sources of artistic ideas that help guide the creation of game assets.

Evaluating UI elements with real users to ensure they are intuitive and effective.

Working together with others, particularly developers, to create and refine game assets.

The process of creating movement for 2D assets through a series of frames or transformations.

Various artistic approaches used in games, influencing the design of characters and environments.

A professional who bridges the gap between art and programming, ensuring assets perform well in games.