My work for this project centres around a game concept titled ‘BIOGENESIS EVOLVED’. This project served as an opportunity for me to build a world from the ground up, exploring multiple avenues of concept art, developing designs for characters, environments and props, and considering how they would fit and function within a game world. I used this project as a chance to reflect on wider themes, with some designs being used to critique how women’s autonomy is percieved, as well as exploring the complexities of family dynamics.

An illustrative piece showing the title of the game 'Biogenesis Evolved' alongside an image of a woman who has arms reaching out from her head.

As an aspiring 2D concept artist I used this project as a way to build my technical skills (learning how to implement 3D modelling into my workflow) and also consider what would be required of me for in industry. I focused on showcasing the process of my work and making it is useful as part of the games art pipline.
Having an abundance of creative-freedom in this project has allowed me to push the limits of what I thought possible for myself and my art.

A collection of sketches and illustrations showing a character design of a young girl, as well as callouts of a tamagotchi design, covered in an a mass of cells and veins.
A concept page showing a woman whose arms and legs are covered in baby faces, and her pregnant belly can be seen with hand and feet pushing out of it from the inside. The final design is accomapnies by small iterative sketches.
A collection of graffiti designs, reading the word 'Kurbiterz'.the graffiti is shown on worn down road signs.
A pair of knuckle dusters with teeth forming a row at the bottom of the hold, and a bloodied CD weilded to the top.