Plus, you can create your own custom brushes in both Photoshop and SAI. All three tools can create animations and the interfaces and hotkeys are customizable for your own personal needs. At Filament Games, the three art programs we use most frequently to create 2D art assets are Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Animate (formerly Adobe Flash), and PaintTool SAI.
Which software we decide to use in our studio depends on both the technical specifications and time constraints of the project, the desired overall aesthetic, and the purpose of the art itself. Each program has its own unique strengths and pitfalls. In the end, those assets may look the same to the average user, but the processes of dynamically building an art asset, and the asset’s resulting aesthetic and functionality, vary from program to program. No matter how we came into our own at Filament, our journey in digital media started with the the most common question asked by aspiring artists: “What program should I use?” If you find yourself asking that same question, I have an answer: That depends.ĭifferent tools make different kinds of art assets. Oddly enough, none of us came from game-making backgrounds, and only two of us went to school for digital illustration and animation.
Hi, I’m Natasha, and I’m the art team lead.Īt Filament Games we are lucky enough to have a team of four individual artists, each with our own unique styles. If you answered “game art,” you should continue reading. What is one of the most obvious, but least-talked about aspects of digital games? It’s literally staring you in the face, and yet is not necessarily required to make a functional game.
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