Hello,
I just arrived.
I found very many interesting topics but no answer to my initial problem:
which software was used to produce 2D art (presumably rasterized vector) for top notch games like angry birds space, cut the rope or amazing alex? (amazing alex gameplay)
I caught a glimpse here but did not recognize. do you know?
my main interest lies in platforms iOS and Android.
thanks a million!
Which software to produce 2D art like Angry Birds?
Started by anikatastrophe, Jul 20 2012 04:13 AM
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Posted 20 July 2012 - 08:43 AM
Hey FLeBlanc,
thanks for the advice. It crossed my mind too, that they might have an inhouse tool, but i couldn't understand what use it would be, when there are so many applications out there, do you reckon? Anyway, InkScape i find quite impressive!
thanks for the advice. It crossed my mind too, that they might have an inhouse tool, but i couldn't understand what use it would be, when there are so many applications out there, do you reckon? Anyway, InkScape i find quite impressive!
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Posted 20 July 2012 - 02:58 PM
Inkscape is the software I use the most for my own art.
For a very reasonable fee I am available as a freelance design consultant, editor, or ghostwriter. PM me if interested.
I have a general interest in 1. games involving pet breeding or farming, and 2. interactive story romance. If you'd like to discuss one of these you may PM me.
I have a general interest in 1. games involving pet breeding or farming, and 2. interactive story romance. If you'd like to discuss one of these you may PM me.
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Posted 20 July 2012 - 06:18 PM
I believe the software seen in the Angry Birds video is Sketchbook Pro.
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Posted 22 July 2012 - 10:34 AM
You could make that with illustrator, fireworks, photoshop, or in flash(especially characters in flash then use elsewhere).
Most vector art is created in illustrator, although you could do it in photoshop as well. Flash is just like illustrator but with an intent for video type of production. I am not aware of the open source options so try the ones that they are mentioning.






