Title Page for University.

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Board Games

Benjamin Everington


http://smtboardgame.blogspot.com/

Thoughts on group work... the terrible truth.

Group work was a great way to get to quickly know members of my course and create friendships with people I may not have initially approached. Working in a group did have it's trouble though. the number one issue was I found certain members had no initiative and relied on me and a few other key members to organize everything for them, and even coming and asking things that should have been asked earlier into the project, delaying our work and disrupting productivity. There were even members who failed to produce any work at all from what I saw, and prove to be generally hard to get in contact with. Another area I had issue with is members not sticking to the original design agreements and doing art work that simply did not end up fitting into the scheme of the game. I would like to note Chris Green for covering alot more than he should of off of his own back just to cover mistakes that were made, and Sarah Fletcher for the amazing amount of rules she created.

Everything good ends with tentacles...

Following the same basic principles as the Sharks, this is the finished colouring of my octopus!

Sharks! Arrgghhh!

The finished coloring of my earlier sketches, done as added work for the artists to include in anything they may need them for. The style is very cartoon influenced, which the group decided on, and I have stuck with bold colours to appeal to the target audiences.

Box Art.

A quick blank template designed to help the artists and lower their workloads, the background is a free stock paper imaged edited by me to look like an old map paper.

Take a chance!

Various chance cards, rules were developed by Sarah Fletcher and the cards were developed by me.

Final Pieces of the Puzzle!

The finished pieces!