Exis / Fracture Art Dump

PeterK · Oct 2008

Day 1 studios is located down the road from Exis' offices, and working closely with these guys was an absolute pleasure. If you haven't checked out Fracture yet, give it a go. The art was extremely fun to work on, and I can't say enough good things about the people at Day 1 studios. This is just a small list, for more items, check out http://www.exisinteractive.com/gallery.htm.

Also, check out Fracture here: http://www.lucasarts.com/games/fracture/

This art dump shows some of the assets Exis did for Fracture, I enjoyed working on them, but I also want to thank the people who worked with me.

Special Thanks goes out to:

Joe Wilson (Earthquake), Kedhrin Gonzalez , Jesse Moody, Andrew Morris, Dough Kavanaugh (Sayanora), The Day 1 art team.

Gav · Oct 2008

Cool stuff Peter

Aldo · Oct 2008

I concur....indeed some good stuff.

PixelMasher · Oct 2008

cool work, how long did you have for each piece roughly like the destroyed brick building or a gun? do you have any screens of that brick building in game?

PeterK · Oct 2008

Thanks Guys.

Pixel: The work is sent in batches, and depending on the size of the batch, we request a certain amount of time. So timing is variable in most cases. regarding the building, I don't have any in-game shots.

Hito · Oct 2008

great stuff man!

steady · Oct 2008

Really cool guns! Great job Exis

looks like a sweet game

almighty_gir · Oct 2008

who said you could use my toilet as reference? :<

Blaizer · Oct 2008

nice work Peter and Exis

achmedthesnake · Oct 2008

lol in the future all the post - apoc toilets are broken....CRISIS!

really like the 2nd gun featured...

EarthQuake · Oct 2008

That 2nd one is mine. =P

killingpeople · Oct 2008

oh! peterk you tricked me again. i thought you did all these. i need to read better.

PeterK · Oct 2008

I liked working on the truck the most. I started to think about some ideas with respect to the mesh and high/low frequency detail. So in real life, you find that items are typically bare over a large area, and then have some specific areas of intense detail, thereby making the overall object seem detailed. Apply that with respect to scale and it seems to hold in most cases.

Anyway, in the mesh here you'll see some areas are using many more polys not directly because they HAD to, but because this allowed me to add some specific high frequency details in certain parts. It was a good exercise.

for some reason, it reminded me of this every time I opened the max file:

PixelGoat · Oct 2008

Thundercats! Hooooo!

Lonewolf · Oct 2008

Nice stuff

i did the freeze gun too

not sure wich one they used

haha

PeterK · Oct 2008

Lonewolf, if you did the original freeze gun, I used it as reference for color/tone. They said they wanted to redesign the gun to be thicker. Although, I think they used both.