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I've been drawing since I was born, and I've always been pretty good at it. I grew up with it as a hobby. Computer games were my favorite way to entertain myself, and because of this...
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I started drawing when I was really young, and at the time, I quickly fell in love with video game characters. I found myself attracted to the art of making game characters...
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My childhood dream was to become a comic book artist; however, in university, ever since I first touched a 3d program called 3dmax, my dream instantly changed from a comic book artist to...
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Dominance War III was my first BIG competition. Actually, it was my first competition for anything, so I don’t really have anything to compare it with...
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I wasn't planning on becoming a texture artist. I originally wanted to become an animator. So I enrolled at an art school with an animation program. But, I wasn't doing very well...
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Overall, I can't complain. It can be hard. Art is subjective. Regardless if you are painting palettized 64x64 textures, modeling a character, or putting chicken scratch on a canvas to sell in New York's...
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We met in early 2005 at the San Francisco ConceptArt.org workshop when we were both 20 years old and immediately became rather fond of each other. We were both still in university...
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I've played games since I was 4 years old so I guess you can say I'm part of the video game generation. I did not know I was going to make a career out of it until I hit my last year...
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I'd always enjoyed inventing characters and computer games so it seemed inevitable to get into game art at some point...
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My story started with Quake 3. I had been to college studying psychology, media and communication studies, however with no real direction in my life, I decided to enter university...
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