
These are cool examples of war-torn cities. Vehicles that are destroyed and buildings with bullet holes etc...

These are cool examples of war-torn cities. Vehicles that are destroyed and buildings with bullet holes etc...
What I really like about these images is how the artist have taken existing buildings and signature structures and demolished them to help create a more realistic and authentic environment.
What I liked in this image was how the artist had altered the cargo ship into an environment where characters look like they live or interact with.
Here are notes I made in my sketch book looking at how Fallout3 affects our own idea.
[Hi All- Just making a quick note on the end here as I had a very helpful comment made by 'Briosafreak' (read his comment for a better explanation); thank you so much for your comment about the correct sources of the image so to clear things up, If you happen to see these pictures on here and i've stated them as coming from Bethsoft, I do apologise :) I was a bit of a n00b when i went about researching 'fallout 3' images and come across these ones which were really cool. The correct artist of these images is 'Defonten'. So I apologise and now give u all the credit for these images- not Bethsoft. :)]
-'Nightmare Before Cmas'- Tim burton. We thought that the dark and creepy style of this film would be quite cool to try and capture.
-Gears of War- This Game was also a huge influence. We all really liked the stone work in the environment. By this point, we all had some idea of how big this project may become (which if i'm honest, gave me a lot of concerns about how well we will be able to pull the idea off, esp seeing the amount of detail in Gears of war, Fallout and Resi 5.)
(Image above:Casshern)
-Desperado- Spanish/Mexico set film. Excellent architectual influnces in this film. This film will be an excellent source of lighting effects and colours. We also want to include sound (i.e sound effects and music) into our animation so taking influences from films such as 'Desperado' and 'Once Upon a Time in Mexico' will help us with that.