Problem

As an art director at Smoshh company, we faced a problem in creating engaging and interactive illustrations for our mobile games that could keep small children entertained while also being educational.

We needed to come up with a solution that would not only be visually appealing but also align with the learning objectives of the game.

Solution

To solve this problem, we decided to collaborate with child psychologists and educators to understand the cognitive development of children. This helped us create illustrations that were not only visually appealing but also aligned with the learning objectives of the game.

We also incorporated interactive elements such as animations and sound effects to make the games more engaging for children.

Impact

Increased engagement from children by X%
Increase in positive feedback from parents by X%
Improved learning outcomes for children by X%

Team

Jane Doe - Art Director

Oversaw the creation and implementation of illustrations for mobile games
Liaised with child psychologists and educators to ensure alignment with learning objectives

John Smith - Game Developer

Incorporated interactive elements such as animations and sound effects into games
Collaborated with Jane Doe to ensure visual appeal and alignment with learning objectives

Sara Lee - Child Psychologist Consultant

Provided insights on cognitive development of children to inform creation of illustrations and interactive elements

David Chen - Education Consultant

Provided insights on learning objectives to inform creation of illustrations and interactive elements

Illustrating Education: Engaging Mobile Games for Children