Gamers, get ready to level up with How to Draw Video Games! From helpful sidekicks to 8-bit aliens and block-style beasts, the video game galaxy is an epic and endless world of battle-ready bosses, spewing lava levels and handyman heroes with the courage to save the day--all you need to do is draw them. This book teaches you how to get ideas from your brain onto paper by following basic demonstrations and using real life cheat codes. Instead of pressing "up, up, down, down, left," grab a sketchbook, marker and pack of colored pencils to start designing cool characters and the worlds they live in without the finger blisters and rage quits!
- 25+ demonstrations cover everything from inventing heroes and evil villains to storyboarding your game win.
- Learn how to draw legendary worlds and create difficult boss levels, including scrolling, three-dimensional and Minecraft-style block landscapes.
- Build cool vehicles, spaceships and sweet rides for heroes to hop on!
- Includes info on tech techniques, programs and digital upgrades.
Stop playing video games and start drawing them!
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Chapter 2 Know Your Enemy |
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Chapter 4 Worlds and Levels |
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Chapter 5 Vehicles, Spaceships and Sweet Rides |
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Chapter 6 The Big Boss Battle |
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Chapter 7 Winning the Game |
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| About the Author |
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Steve Harpster, Cincinnati, OH, has illustrated over 100 books for children and created illustrations for many retail products. With his company, Harptoons, Steve gets young people excited about drawing. Last year Harpster visited over 100 schools. To see more visit Harptoons.com.
