For the colour palette im going for really bright vibrant colours with darker tones for the backround to seperate everything nicely and enhance the geometric look by giving outlines on the edges with darker faces

For the most part, this scene should be fairly easy to make. I'll start by creating a plane for the bottom surface, and I'll set it to a grid as shown in the image. For the mountain shapes im hoping to make it procedurally geerasted so i think this will have to be done with geometry nodes which i will have to learn but it cant be much harder to get my head around than shader nodes(i hope) and ill give them the same grid kind of look but obviously it look different due to it not being a flat surface. Next i want the background area but i think for that i will probably use an image for that and ill make the starry sky out of world shader nodes which is nice and easy and i have done this before but without the colour but adding the astral clouds should be easy enough to create myself but the sun will probably just be an image or maybe a few slightly reshaped planes to give it the circular shape it has.

The model itself for this asset will be fairly simple to make, as it's literally just 26 rounded cubes that are just placed nicely and uniformly with eachother and then I will just have to texture them on each side and add the black borders for each side.

For the animation of this it will just be a case of working out how to get the cubes to rotate with one side and then making some of the cubes rotate with another group so i dont think parenting the object will work but I will work it out closer to the time and get it written here so i know exactly what im going to do when it comes to actually making this asset but i dont think it will be much of a challenge really.

I think making this gameboy will be fairly easy for the most part just using simple modelling techniques. Some sections may need boolean modifiers to remove shapes from the main mesh, and i think on the bottom right front side corner i will need to use the knife tool to give it the little bend. I think more than anything bevels will be the most used technique as it has a lot of curvature to it.

For the animation of the game boy i plan to have a game cartridge float out of it as it floats through this scene. The cartridge I will make will specifically be Pokémon Red for the Game Boy. I think Pokémon Red is the most known, since when I think of pokemon I think of charizard which is the cover of Pokémon Red, so that's a better choice of blue, yellow or green.

When it comes to actually making this skateboard its going to be fairly simple, really, and I will just have to get the curve on the board as it tips up slightly on the sides and quite a bit more on the nose. When I get to making things like the hangers and everything for the wheels i will honestly just duplicate the first on i make and make sure it's positioned correctly.

For the texture im going to use the colours I mentioned before on the colour palette, but I am also going to add some stickers onto the underside of the deck just to make it seem like it's owned by someone already, and I will also try and add some wear and tear to it in places on the underside too, so it looks used.

For this colour palette i will actually explain it because i kind of had to come up with my own idea for the colours on this model. So, the black is obviously for the grip tape that goes on the top of the board, the red I chose for the wheels, and I'm not sure why, but it's just instantly where my mind went to for the colour of the wheels. The grey is for the screws, baseplates, hanger and trucks because they are metallic. finally ive got 2 shades of brown which will be used to create the wooden shades, and I will use a couple more shades than just these 2, but they are like either end of the spectrum i will have, and I will be using a colour ramp for the texture of this.

For the animation of this skateboard i am going to make it do a kickflip as it floats through the scene, and to do this animation i will need to learn how kickflips are done in order to get it looking realistic. I have already had a short look at how they're done, and I made an awful illustration of the stages of doing a kickflip. Even though this drawing is definitely not the greatest i feel like the visuals and the annotations of it definitely explain it quite efficiently, and I think that I will be able to easily recreate this realistically.

The reason i want to try and replicate this design is because when i decided i was going to make a guitar i instantly had this nice blood red idea in my head with the black section on the front of it because if I had a guitar myself i would want it to look like this although that's kind of how I have picked the design of everything i am going to make because I want this project to seem kind of personal to myself  and i think that it will make choosing the individual designs easier than if i was trying to replicate someone else's ideas

When it comes to actually modelling this guitar I am planning, it will be fairly simple to get the rough shape of it, but it could be a bit of a challenge to get the actual curve on the guitar looking nice and realistic to a real guitar. The neck will be the easiest part without a doubt, since the frets can be done with either an array modifier or just simple duplication of the objects I use. It will probably take a good deal of research and reference finding to get the proportion perfect on it, but I think that you kind of need to research anything you make thoroughly to get it looking as good as possible.

When I came up with this idea, i wasnt sure what I was going to do for the label on the tape, and it took quite a lot of thinking, but I realised I'm going to get an empty label and take it into Photoshop and then use a drawing tablet to write whatever I want on the label. I spoke to my mum about this and asked what kind of thing she used to put on her tapes, and she recommended Top 40s from the radio, which seemed like quite a funny idea to go for, so I will do something like that.

I think that it will be nice and easy to make this model since it's a fairly basic shape, and I'll just have to put the little details on the sides, but that shouldn't be too tricky. The headphones could be a bit difficult, but I'll probably be able to work it out quite easily, and last of all, I have the cassette tape, but that's an easy model to make since it's just a rectangle with a few details on it.

 For the texture, I'm thinking I'll probably have to use image textures on a few parts, so I can have the text that's printed onto the device as the labels, unless I can find a way around that just using shader nodes, but it's unlikely I will, so image textures will have to do.

To make this polaroid camera im going to use references so I can get it as accurate as possible. I think most of this model will actually be quite easy to replicate, as the main body of it is literally just a square that tapers inwards around the middle to then be a box again. To make this i will use loop cuts and then scale it to get the shape correct.

Texturing this model will probably be really simple, as it's made of a few colours and the sections for each colour will be pretty easy to separate to get it looking good.

The animation for this model is like I said before, the camera will flash, and then a picture will print out from it. I'm not sure what picture I'll put on this print, but that's something I will probably think of at the time. I like the idea of this animation because it's just another item I can show the use of, which I think is vital for this project to really show off each thing

This model is as simple as a shape, but the little intricate details make it quite complex, actually. To make this i will probably find a specific model of old boombox and then get different angles to see all sides to make sure I get it looking nice and accurate. I actually quite like the image I've found here.

When I get to making this model, it's going to be fairly easy, I reckon, as it is literally just a box, and then I can use a transparent texture for the clear plastic so you can see inside the case for the actual tape wheel and the label on it. I will just do it as an image texture, I think, because I can't really add detail to something like a normal label just using separate faces.

For the case, I plan to animate these where the can opens, and the VHS comes out of it, which will give me a chance to have an extra model made for this section. The case itself is just a rectangle, so it's going to be simple to make other than the little bits inside that keep the VHS held in place when it's inside the case, and the texture is just going to be an image with a clear inside.

To design and create these rollerskates, it's going to be a bit of a challenge as I've never really made anything like this before. To make both of them, I'll use a mirror modifier. When it comes to actually making the model, though, I'm going to use references as it's just the easiest way of getting models accurate.

For the texture, I want to just make a simple leather texture for most of it and then a rubber material for the sole and the wheels, so you can clearly see they are different materials.