Above were some of the final images we did for it.  They were supposed to be promotional images for the game showcasing a quirky world with various stuff and animals you could gather over time.  The second row were some more promotional images showcasing some gear you can get for your animals.

This was a batch of a handful of animals we were exploring for the game:  A seagull,  a cat,  an alligator,  a narwhal,  a fox, and an elephant. This batch was the one that got the most attention, since we potentially could've done lowpoly  models of them in 3d, once the game was greenlit.

  Style 2 was all about soft shading and softer shapes.

Style 3 was supposed to look more like blocky children's toys.  

The collage above are a couple of styles we eventually used for the pitch.  I was channeling some Animal crossing vibes with  all the patterns on the different objects and surfaces.  The row A  had more of a layered perspective look and row B broke more perspective rules and was more flat, but was hopefully more readable once the scene got cluttered with the collected objects. 

These were a batch of ship interior and  upper ship deck since we were also pitching that the animals could be space pirates that go to other worlds to collect random stuff that they liked.  

This collage is a bunch of styles and environments we were pitching for the different planets.  I included some tropical planets,  a barren fossil planet,  some calm peaceful park-like ones,  and a archaeological dig planet with some ruins.

Here's some mockups of the game flow.  Characters and UI were done by Kelly Kusumoto.

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