#visual-design

#visual-design

For the second season, we wanted to elevate Arcane's visuals even further while staying true to the elements that captivated audiences in Season One. Riot gave us significant creative freedom, allowing us to collaborate with extraordinary artists. At Fortiche, our ambition is to create 'animated concepts' in every frame. We're deeply committed to delivering a unique viewer experience, crafting stunning visuals, and evoking strong, relatable emotions through immersive directing.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a full-blown remake of 2004's Metal Gear Solid 3, completely rebuilding the game using the software Unreal Engine 5. This means a completely overhauled visual style, a new over-the-shoulder gameplay mode, and a mix of other changes. But Delta falls into that bizarre middle ground as a remake, stretching the definition of the word. It's a game singularly focused on "preserving" the experience of the original, and because of that, a lot of the additions feel like afterthoughts.

The ad in question features an image of a blonde girl squatting on a lantern-lined street, supposedly sporting the new Skechers 'Uno' sneakers. With AI's signature faux-sketch style, paired with the girl's generically beautiful 'Instagram face', the design has all the hallmarks of a basic AI image.

The amount of spacing between interface elements should depend on how closely related the elements are. More closely related elements should generally be closer together to show that they're related.

Nirvana Noir innovatively contrasts its predecessor's monochrome aesthetic with vibrant, psychedelic visuals, exploring a metaphysical metropolis shaped by the consequences of the Big Bang.

We intentionally distinguish the look and feel of the different environments from the artwork, and each continent in the game is designed with a distinct visual style.