Axel created his own game page on ‘Fandom wiki’ where he describes and writes about the different add-ons and tools in his game (what they do, pro and cons, ability, power, where and when to best use them). He learned how to convey information and express his thoughts in writing. Axel also worked on his editing skills by revising and proofreading his writing before publishing it on the wiki. Where he updates it and writes about the different add ons and tools ik his game and what they do including pro and cons of using such tool instead of another etc

Art

• Axel learned how to effectively convey information and express his thoughts in writing through his game page on the Fandom wiki.
• He improved his editing skills by revising and proofreading his writing before publishing it on the wiki.
• Axel demonstrated creativity by describing and writing about the different add-ons and tools in his game, showcasing his artistic abilities in a digital format.
• Through the process of creating and updating his game page, Axel developed an understanding of visual design and how to present information in an engaging and visually appealing way.

Continued development in art can be achieved by encouraging Axel to explore different art styles and techniques that can be incorporated into his game designs. This can include experimenting with color palettes, creating original artwork for his game elements, and studying the work of other game designers to gain inspiration and insights into effective visual storytelling.

Book Recommendations

• The Art of Game Design: A Book of Lenses by Jesse Schell: This book provides a comprehensive overview of game design principles and techniques, including visual design considerations.
• The Animator's Survival Kit by Richard Williams: While focused on animation, this book delves into the principles of visual storytelling and can be a valuable resource for Axel in understanding movement and expression in his game graphics.
• Game On!: Video Game History from Pong and Pac-Man to Mario, Minecraft, and More by Dustin Hansen: This book explores the history of video games and the evolution of game design, offering insights and inspiration for Axel's own game development journey.