I have been employed since June 2012 as an Environment Artist for Torn Banner Studios working on Chivalry: Medieval Warfare.

This environment was an exercise in creating organic objects that can be used to fill up a scene, with an emphasis on lighting and learning the basics of the particle editor.

This is a realtime environment in the Unreal Development Kit. I created everything in this scene, then contributed the assets to the horror game ‘Insomnia is Coming’ currently in development by a multi-national team. All images were taken from within the Unreal Development Kit.

Inspired by the phenomenal photography of Tom Kirsch.

These assets were created for a client under a few restrictions. 1) Use just a diffuse texture, 2) they needed as much unique
detail as possible per building texture (lack of modular construction), and 3) they needed to be relatively low poly.

Suicide Run – Spaceships

I created these vehicles as a Freelance 3d/Texture Artist for Suicide Run by Berserk Entertainment. I was responsible for optimizing the models given to me, UV unwrapping, and creating textures that conformed to the style of the game. Since it is an iphone game, low poly budgets and small textures sizes for the ships were important.

Rail Cart

The Rail Cart was created as a centerpiece to a small environment.

Codename Games – Military Vehicles

These vehicles were created for an unreleased downloadable console game while I was an Assistant Artist at Codename Games. Since it was a downloadable title and the file size needed to be kept small, there were constraints that we had to work within and around. The poly budgets were ~2k-3k tris, depending on the vehicle. Since these models aren’t seen up close, they were not made to ‘FPS’ standards, and more to 3rd person standards.

This scene is a work in progress of a UDK environment heavily inspired by Bioshock and Blade Runner. With this scene I am putting
an emphasis on capturing the lighting and mood of a film, and creating high quality detailed props that all conform to and add immersion to the scene.

The Return is a side-scrolling platformer in the unity engine developed by a team of ten. As lead artist/art director, my responsibilities included: maintaining a cohesive visual style throughout the game, modelling/texturing modular environment assets, helping the designers integrate the assets, and coming up with creative solutions to problems along the way. All screenshots were taken from gameplay within Unity.