Journey to the Moon
Voyage vers la Lune
Embark on a journey aboard the legendary spaceship bound for the Moon in a unique graphic style, where the
okbots already seem to have taken over the place.
The cannon tilts, a deep roar echoes, and the rocket is launched at full speed towards the Moon. The trip
won't be a walk in the park, as the return journey promises to be particularly bumpy amidst a dangerous
asteroid cloud. By the way, wearing hats is strongly discouraged : some had to learn that the hard way!
Inspired by the dimensions and spirit of the original attraction, this artwork was born from a creative
challenge: depicting the contrast between the building's interior and exterior. Significant simplification
was required due to the architectural richness of the venue and the thickness of the lines.
In total, over 7,500 lines were drawn, representing nearly 30 hours of work.
Inspired by the attraction "Space Mountain : De la Terre à la Lune"
(Disneyland Paris), non commercial
Embarquez pour un voyage à bord du train fusée à destination de la Lune dans un style
graphique unique, où les okbots semblent déja avoir pris possession des lieux.
Le canon s'incline, un retentissement sourd retentit et la fusée est propulsée à toute allure en direction
de la lune. Le voyage ne sera pas de tout repos car le retour s'annonce
particulièrement mouvementé au milieu d'un dangereux nuage d'astéroïdes. Il est d'ailleurs recommandé de
ne pas
porter de couvre-chef : certains en ont fait les frais !
Inspirée par les dimensions et l'esprit de l'attraction originale, cette oeuvre est née d'un défi créatif
:
représenter le contraste
entre l'intérieur et l'extérieur du bâtiment. Un travail de simplification important a été nécessaire en
raison de la richesse de l'architecture du lieu et de l'épaisseur du trait.
Au total, plus de
7 500
traits ont été réalisés pour un travail d’environ 30 heures.
Inspiré de l'attraction "Space Mountain : De la Terre à la Lune"
(Disneyland Paris), non commercial
Discover the castle reimagined in a unique graphic style, where the okbots seem willing to do anything to reach the very top.
While the drone show is in full swing, the robots appear to have taken over the castle, relentlessly trying to climb to the summit by any means necessary. But what are they really trying to achieve?
Inspired by the original dimensions, this project was a real challenge: simplifying the wealth of details while preserving the geometry and depth, in order to deliver a simplified yet faithful vision. The goal was to maintain the identity and design consistency of the creations.
In total, over 4,000 strokes were drawn, representing around 50 hours of work.
Inspired by Sleeping Beauty Castle (Disneyland Paris), non commercial
This illustration was created as part of my thesis entitled "Design and implementation of interactive fountains integrated into the layout of the "Mecalodon" attraction at Walibi Belgium"
This attraction is characterized by a track running close to the water's surface, offering sensations of speed and immersion linked to the aquatic environment. In this context, a study was conducted to develop a new animation to enhance the visitor experience and the unique identity of the ride.
The chosen idea is to use this environment to design an interactive fountain show integrated along the track. This system aims to enrich both the experience of passengers on board the train, through synchronization with its passage, and that of visitors located around the attraction, by offering a dynamic, multi-viewpoint animation.
The water jets, equipped with a lighting system, react to the passing train while maintaining their own animation when not in use.
Discover a unique graphic representation of the brain and its structure, accompanied by the okbots. Tirelessly, they work to ensure the proper functioning of each of its parts.
From a distance, the shape of the brain is clearly distinguishable, surrounded by a dense network of nerve and electrical connections. Up close, it reveals a veritable anthill of okbots hard at work in each area of the brain, faithfully depicted to remain true to anatomical reality.
The main goal was to infuse the artwork with energy through the lightning bolts and electrical connections emanating from the brain. The black-and-white contrast applied to one half of it brought both a sense of stability and a strong visual depth.
Over 5,000 strokes were drawn, representing roughly 30 hours of work.
Discover the International Space Station, now under the control of the okbots… who, apparently, have not all completed the proper training.
From afar, this famous scientific station orbiting the Earth is easily recognizable, known for numerous breakthroughs, particularly in the scientific field. Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that it now has far more crew members than usual… and that humans are no longer in charge.
Special attention was paid to the depiction of the arrangement of the different modules, respecting their actual relief while simplifying them to preserve graphical coherence.
About 30 hours of work and over 7,000 strokes were required for this creation.
Okbots Expedition is a narrative platformer game project produced on Unreal Engine 5.
The okbots, intelligent machines created by humans, were sent to explore another potentially habitable solar system. The okbots learned a lot from their journey and claimed the explored territories.
After many years, humans decided to deactivate them. But the task is not easy as these robots have become independent. Your role will be to penetrate their civilization and prevent them from surpassing humanity.
Project development since 2022. Graphic design, programming, gameplay, and audio design are all done personally.
Discover the gift distribution agency in a unique graphic style, alongside the okbots. The delivery time has finally arrived.
The illustration adopts a two-dimensional perspective: from afar, a flying mountain of gifts distributes presents to the okbots through various channels. Up close, you can catch some okbots climbing the mountain to grab their gifts early, while others are already having fun testing their new finds!
Over 4,000 strokes were made, totaling 15 hours of work. Special attention was given to the "3D" effect of the gift mountain, notably through the use of dark zones, creating multiple "layers" of depth in this 2D illustration.
That’s it, the race at the White House is launched. Who will manage to take the American flag first? What is certain is that the winner will be the fastest.
To discover and fully admire the creation, it is necessary to enlarge the image to discover several events that are happening as well as to observe different blinks that slipped inside.
The holidays began for the okbots. It seems that one of the families found a secluded beach! How lucky to have a piece of beach just for yourself!
Watch out for the tourist boats that sail along the coast and the storm that looms over the horizon! It is necessary to increase the size of the image to take full advantage of the creation by discovering the different situations and events that are taking place.
The very first creation of the series «The Okbots» is here. Released on June 10, 2020, it represents the emblematic symbol of Yin Yang under a new perspective with the appearance of a city full of life.
To discover and fully admire the creation, it is necessary to enlarge the image to discover several events that are happening as well as to observe different blinks that slipped inside.