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STARDEW VALLEY

STARDEW VALLEY FANART

PHOTOSHOP

2019

Creating a hypothetical festival for the game “Stardew Valley” centered around the Junimos has been a delightful and creative project for me. I wanted to honor the hard work of these helpful forest spirits, who play a crucial role in restoring the community center, by imagining a festival in their honor. This idea brings an extra layer of immersion and appreciation for the game’s narrative and mechanics.

I named the festival the Feast of Junimos, celebrated every 3rd of Spring. It felt like a thoughtful and engaging way to acknowledge the Junimos’ dedication to maintaining the community center. Choosing the city hall as the festival location was strategic because itโ€™s where the Junimos perform their magic. This spot not only honors their contributions but also provides a change of scenery from the usual festival locations, adding variety and keeping the game experience fresh for players.

CHARACTER DESIGN & POSTER

In addition to conceptualizing the event, I painted a poster for a hypothetical commercial about the festival. I created a character design for a green Junimo and experimented with different brush structures and techniques to achieve the desired look. This character design not only served as a promotional tool but also enhanced the charm and appeal of the festival, making it something that players would eagerly look forward to.

FESTIVAL

To visualize how the festival could look in the game, I took screenshots of the area in front of the city hall and edited them in Photoshop. This effort was about bringing my idea to life and allowing others to see my vision clearly. It was a testament to my understanding of the gameโ€™s aesthetic and my ability to seamlessly integrate new ideas into its world.

CHARCTER CONCEPT ARTS

I also created two character designs of Leah and Emily from “Stardew Valley” in my own unique style. For Emily, I depicted her with a playful and confident expression, emphasizing her vibrant personality with bold colors and dynamic brushwork. For Leah, I chose a softer, more introspective look, capturing her artistic spirit with a warm, earthy palette and gentle shading techniques. Experimenting with different brush structures and techniques allowed me to bring out distinct aspects of their characters, showcasing my artistic skills and adding a personal touch to these beloved characters. This creative process was incredibly rewarding and further deepened my connection to the “Stardew Valley” universe.

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