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Creative Bloq
Creative Bloq
Technology
Joe Foley

This indie developer is creating a woodcut-inspired 3D world with a free open-source game engine

A teddy bear-like character stands in a forest in game art made in Blender to look like papercraft.

For illustrators and animators, game development can add another dimension to their work, allowing the viewer to explore their art style and enjoy it a more directly interactive way.

The work of London-based artist James Shedden is a perfect example. He's using an increasingly popular free and open-source game engine to invite people into his enchanting animated worlds. He's gone from animating in Blender, the free 3D modelling software to creating a video game with his artwork in Godot Engine, one of the best game development software programs, and it looks beautiful.

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