Muisca Videogame
As a designer, I had the privilege of collaborating with a talented team of engineers to develop an engaging video game aimed at public school children in urban areas of Cali. Our project was rooted in a cultural-historical approach, with the primary goal of educating children aged 9 to 12 about the rich heritage of the indigenous Muisca people and the legendary tale of El Dorado.
Throughout the project, I embraced the challenge of conceptualizing and art directing over 50 vibrant illustrations, including characters, scenarios, and props, all crafted with robust artistic and aesthetic criteria. By adhering to design guidelines and meeting our deadlines, we successfully brought our vision to life, creating an interactive learning experience that inspires curiosity and cultural appreciation.
This initiative not only fosters education but also aims to empower young minds, ensuring that the stories of the Muisca people continue to resonate with future generations.
