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There is something undeniably magical in stylized video game art for video games. The bright and colorful imaginary worlds pull gamers into wild and unforgettable experiences. Unlike photorealistic art, they rely heavily on artful textures and shaders that reinterpret the world in a way that pushes past the constraints of the real world. The art can be exaggerated, warped, simplified, made to look like drawings or paintings. Even when using low detail styles, making custom looks has great challenges. It requires a sensitive balance of emotional intelligence, visual creativity, technical precision, and consistency.  Exercising Consistency in Stylization  When it comes to