A general overview of the course and the art we will create.

In this 2 part video, we will create the tiling sky panel and the mountains that we will use in the background and midground in a fashion that will allow for a parallax effect in Unity.

You'll continue to work on the mountain range, creating the secondary mountains that will allow the parallax effect to work in your game engine.

You'll begin covering methods for creating beautiful curves for our trees, even with a mouse and no ability to make smooth curves themselves.

You'll continue to manipulate your tree to get a polished result that's highly reusable!

Using a number of procedures we create both non-tiling and tiling blocks of earth for creating the play area of our forest level.

In this video, we create some spectacular grass transparencies. We will create grass to sit on top of our level blocks, and also some for decoration between other level assets.

Time to add some decorative rock to our level, we take a look at creating rock outcroppings from a single, simple to create rock created with... clouds?

We'll look at creating matching complex objects by creating our own custom brush and using color adjustment levels.

In this final video, we'll re-create the Talented Ball Character from our Max and Maya training series in 2D, and spruce him up to make a fun game character in Unity. You'll start by creating a layered approach designed to work with Unity's sprite editor.

In this last video, you'll finalize the design of your Talented Ball so he can use his MMD (microphone of mass destruction) in your Unity game!

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