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2D artwork (FISH & Underwater Bombs) for obstacles in side-scrolling video game.

Status: Closed
Prize: $90
Entries Received: 7
Winner: datpt1112

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Contest Brief

I need 2D art work that has nice shading and textures.
*** This is for a game that is set in an underwater scene. ***

Create the following obstacles that must be avoided in our side-scrolling game:

- at least 5 underwater enemy mines/bombs that must be avoided.
- at least 5 fish obstacles (Could be jelly fish, squid, shark) or something else that is cool that you come up with.
(If you win - you must supply 3 frames of simple 2D animation for each fish.) -
Nothing fancy, just a little movement that we can rotate through the 3 frames to make the fish look more alive in this game.

- create one background texture that looks like a side view of an underwater cave that you are traveling through.

All of these will be used as obstacles in our underwater 2D side-scroller game. All entries must be original art. The winner must supple the final image as an adobe illustrator file.

Thank you. And also know that I would rather choose a winner in the first few days of this contest if at all possible.

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datpt1112
- 11 years ago
hi, im making all five fishes, check them out #6 . Thanks
- 11 years ago
datpt1112
- 11 years ago
#3 , the background here is just an simple sample background to feel the underwater
- 11 years ago
datpt1112
- 11 years ago
my entry #2 , rate me and leave feed back, Thanks.
- 11 years ago
UniateDesigns
- 11 years ago
is .psd okay with you?
- 11 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 11 years ago
  As long as it it hi resolution so I can use it in a retinas display game, then that is fine. Thanks for asking!
  - 11 years ago
2. Contest Holder
  - 11 years ago
  We use the newest version of all the Adobe products. SO no problem for us here on receiving the PSD file.
  - 11 years ago