Monday, 11 March 2013

Environment Concept

I have decided to base my environment on the protagonists individual perception. So first I must create a simple story for the character and environment...

Story

The protagonist is an 81 year old survivor, he manage to avoid death when earth was hit by a huge asteroid. This asteroid killed the majority of life on earth and split the planet into hundreds of tiny pieces, the protagonist managed to cling to a rock and avoid death. 6 months have passed and he now inhabits this rock as it tumbles through space. However, he is beginning to go insane; creating his own reality on this tiny rock, hallucinating remnants of his old life and his family...

Research


Visual hallucination: A false perception of sight. The content of the hallucination may be anything (such as shapes, colors, and flashes of light) but are typically people or human-like figures. For example, one may perceive a person standing before them when no one is”
Mystical states, contact with autonomous entities, imagined landscapes, spirit dimensions, mystical, spiritual
·  Erratic hallucinations - The lowest level of hallucination generally consists of movement in the peripheral vision and ill defined, faded imagery within the visuals and transformations or false sightings within the peripheral vision which disappear once a person double takes.
· Defined hallucinations - As the vividness and intensity increases, the imagery eventually becomes fully defined in their appearance ranging from stylized to realistic in appearance. Transformations will also manifest themselves as fully detailed and within a person’s direct line of sight.
· Breakthrough hallucinations - Once the hallucinations become sufficiently elaborate they eventually become all encompassing. Short breakthroughs into hallucination start to happen with increasing frequency and length as dosage is increased. Beginning with random flashes of spontaneous psychedelic scenarios. Eventually increasing to permanent, ever shifting alternate realities and a complete disconnection from the real world,


Concept


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