An important component to achieving the Mid-Century Modern art direction for the game, the people on the streets of New York City needed to be designed. As mentioned in the Times Square post, the designs of the early 60’s needed to be identified in the supporting elements and in this case the pedestrians. I broke down the parts of the pedestrians into these categories of design focus: Hairstyles and Fashion.
Pinterest board of 60’s hairstyles
I narrowed the fashion direction to the clean and simple styles as seen below.
Art direction 60’s female fashion slide
I narrowed the female hairstyles to the selections below. They worked best with the simple and clean fashion designs.
Art direction 60’s female hairstyle slide
Female business women fashion and hairstyles with accessories have the clean and simple look.
Concept art by On Point Creative
Concept art by On Point Creative
Art direction 60’s men’s fashion slide
Art direction 60’s men’s hairstyles slide
Designs for business men fashion complete with hats and briefcase accessories.
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Several casual men’s fashion designs.
Concept art by On Point Creative
Concept art by On Point Creative
The police fashion is really retro and combines 50’s and 60’s uniform designs.
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Concepts for firemen and firewomen uniform and equipment designs.
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Color studies of policemen and policewomen designs.
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Several old women fashion, hairstyles, and color studies.
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An example of one of the old woman designs.
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