Hello everyone!

It is our pleasure to introduce to you all of the entries from our Fan Art Contest that took place in conjunction with our kickstarter campaign. We want to give a big thank you to all of you that participated; your commitment to The Girl and the Robot inspires us create an awesome game.

Check out our next post where we will reveal the 5 best arts chosen by members of our development team!

Tim Dawson

Jyong-Chu Gao

Kenneth Katwaru

Rekka B

Emma Tolley

Boruta

Diane Bellavance

Harrison Brown

André Pequeno

Roll Cabbage Jirou

Yuki

Hayley Swann

Ian Snyder

Eric Angelillo

Brandon Morris

Vusc

 

Today we received an email from Monaka with some silhouettes for a new character: The Queen.

We don’t want to reveal too much of her identity at this point, but we can say that she is like a reflection of the Mad Queen. If the Mad Queen is the embodiment of evil, then this queen is the embodiment of good and fairness.

Usually when we create a new character, we draw silhouettes like this first to decide on the right shape; we then draw more detailed concept afterward. We would love to know your favorites in the comments!

Ah and also, don’t miss out on our Kickstarter campaign in case you didn’t know.

Peace!

Hello fans!

As part of our Kickstarter campaign, we are happy to announce a Fan Art Contest! The contest will be judged by our team members, including our artists Monaka, Peet and Olga.

The Rewards:

All entries will be posted on our blog forever and in a backer’s news update.

The top 5 entries will appear in the art book of The Girl and The Robot that is included in digital format at the $5 reward tier and as a printed format at the $125 reward tier.

The best entry will receive an art canvas from the $300 reward tier made by Monaka!

The Rules:

You do not have to be a Kickstarter backer to participate in the art contest, so spread the word to your talented friends!

The theme of the contest is anything related to The Girl and The Robot. It can be serious, funny, abstract, anything! For character references, you can check out Peet’s posts here and there.

The contest runs until Monday November 18^th at midnight. Late entries unfortunately will not be eligible for judging or prizes.

All entries must be submitted in digital format (images, photos and scans are okay), with a resolution of 1080 x 720 pixels in PNG or JPG format.

Please send your entries and questions to girlandrobotartcontest@gmail.com.
Mariko, a friend of our project, will manage the contest and will be answering your questions if you have any. In your email, please include:

• Your name or artist’s name
• A link to your personal website (if you have one)
• Your image attached (hey, people forget sometimes)

The winners will be announced on our blog and in a backer’s update soon after the deadline.

Good luck and we look forward to see your masterpieces!

Today marks the first day of our Kickstarter. What better way to celebrate by revealing our 3rd Promo art done by our talented Monaka:

Also, if want to see Monaka’s amazing skills in action work, get yourself comfortable, grab a cup of hot chocolate and watch this amazing footage that also includes the Flash Back theme from our composer Eiko Ishiwata NIchols:

Our Kickstarter page is now live! please support us HERE.