It’s certainly a challenging facet of design because these characters can be firmly planted in your head with a very specific appearance, so whenever there’s change you might say “something feels off!” By preserving specific landmarks or focal points in a sculpt, we can retain the essence of a character or object while establishing a different aesthetic. Marco: It’s a stylized blend that pays homage to existing animated properties of Star Wars as well as the live action productions.Įvan: Between the live-action and animated media, we landed somewhere in the middle, maybe a bit more skewed in favor of the animated look. We had a real desire to see larger than life miniatures on the table.

We rounded up Marco Segovia (Sculpting Director), Evan Kang (Engineering Manager), and Dallas Kemp (Creative Director) to answer questions about their experience working on the miniature sculpts for Shatterpoint.Ĭan you describe the Shatterpoint miniature aesthetic and how it was developed?ĭallas: The miniatures were designed to capture the action and adventure of the Star Wars universe. Today’s transmission is all about bringing the characters we know and love into stunning three dimensional reality. In Star Wars: Shatterpoint, iconic characters from across the galaxy clash in this new miniatures skirmish game.

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