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Framing of the Title Screen

The content of the frame.
Can be found from previous post.

  • A press start display.
  • Some cases
    • Option
    • Continue Game
    • Credit
  • Copyrights of the game from the game company.
More information about start screen technically can be found

As for now I planning to make the start screen with no animation and only including start button and copy right of the game company.

I am doing this because in my own understanding the information should clear and simply, that its a start screen where player's must press the start button to proceed. While focus on this primary objective I plan to include the copy right of the game company so that any information export from the game at that point on is against the law. [ Depends on the use ]. And give credit to developers of the game.

Information presenting
  • Start Button
  • Copyrights of the game from the game company [Number plat of the car]
Secondary Information
  • Expectation & Hyping of the game.
    • Graphics
    • Game play
    • Pace
    • Tone
    • Mood
Framing the Screen

Adding the images into Sketch Up


Framing the Image














Understanding the composition



Directing players eyes.

You can see how I plan to direct the player eye through the number from 1 to 4.
  • First I coverage them to see the car. The largest and most attracted object in the image.
  • Then by pointing the all large object to the top right, the player will able to see the title of the game.
  • After that, using a method of golden ratio, player will naturally see the press start button.
More information on composition can be found from Wikipedia. Link is below.

Next I plan to further enhance the image by playing with color and lighting.

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