i am reviewing some of the designs in my project.

i have a planet theme so the character will be able to walk across them and interact with the planet it self by rotating it and seeing a new side to it. i did this because of the monument valleys perspective-change.

atmosphere; i did the atmophere that is diffrent on each planet because i wanted to be diverse.

in-game rewards because i wanted to the player to be able to find alternative and intresting ways/roots to get tho the next stage with a full scoor.

bridge and laders; to be able to cut a bridge and use it as a lader if you cut it and open up alternative  rutes.

background; can be changed by mowing the moon and it can change the time of day and ill sometimes effect planets.

This is the final result of the Hofburg picture when I was finished. the tools i used were 
clone stamp, spot healing, patch tool and content aware. they all helped with making things (like cars) move and  making thing disrepair; the photo at the top is the edited one, what i did was i got rid of the statue in the back ground and i did many more but i did this by using the tools i said at the top. i got rid of the white bits on the photo which happen over time and i did this by, using the clone stamp and the spot healing which do very simmer things in making the picture look better.

sea horse

This is the first try I had on the sea horse; I used the line tool to create the edges around the sea horse which I got from Moodle, I did it in green to make it stand out. It was a little tricky at first because I could not bend the lines to make it more real looking, using the adobe flash software.

 

 

This is my final sea horse. I used the selection tool to create the bends and the oval tool to create the bubbles by changing it to the circle tool, to get the shine on the bubbles I used the line tool and then bended it so it would give me a semicircle; this gave it its shine.

What went well?

·         It became very easy after I settled down with the software