My Player!

My player in the game is a car. I chose this as my player simply because the game is about safe driving. I want the player to play as the car to understand what it's like to be driving in the game and what it's like to drive and obtain and avoid certain objects. Hopefully the game will come out as planned and will be better than my last game. I believe no other object or person would be a better fit for the part.

Drawing A Background

   While drawing my background in flash, I found it to be tedious and time consuming. I enjoy drawing on paper more than I do in Flash, because of the fact that when drawing on paper, my creativity is easier to draw than it would be in Flash.
   The main differences I find when drawing in Flash than on paper is the difficulty. I find it difficult to draw in Flash because I have a small pad to move my finger on compared to a sheet of paper and a pencil. So, I prefer paper over Flash, but working in Flash is interesting because I can add animation and a better color scheme.
   With creating a paper prototype, I found that it helped me a great deal because I could map out all my ideas before drawing in Flash.

Making the Paper Prototype:

Making a paper prototype was easy. I actually enjoy making them because it gives me an idea of what my game is going to look like. Even though sometimes my game won't come out looking exactly the way it does on paper, it's always good to have something to fall back on when drawing in Flash.
   The paper prototype helped me to visualize what I wanted my game to look like and it help me understand just  how much work I'm going to have to put into my game!