My First Flash Animation
I made a bouncing ball, like they taught us back in 2-D animation class… Only I made it in Flash, and figured out how to animate it only with the help of the internet! I feel fairly proud. BouncingBall
Tag Archives: portfolio
Master Blasters!
Master Blasters! is out! This is the mobile title I got to be Art Director, Lead Artist, and Level Designer on. It’s exciting to have it published finally. If you want to know more about what I did for this, head on over to the “Professional Work > Master Blasters” page! I also updated with [...]
Get to know your GDD.
On a recent comment, rhiandmoi suggested that I make a post on the life cycle of a game. That’s a great idea, but it would take way more than a single post to sum it up! I thought I would start at the logical place to do so: The beginning. Games start with a GDD, [...]
Polycounts and you.
Before I continue… Look! Knitting! Now that that is out of the way… On a previous post, Robert asked: So, I have a question pertaining to 3-D modeling. For the purposes of my portfolio, I’m wondering how high-res my pieces should be? I frequently find myself creating models that are shaped very well, but they [...]
How to Get Into The Video Game Industry For Artists
Before I begin the next edition of “Getting into the video game industry,” I would like to point out that my very first Xbox 360 arrived today. I exercised incredible self control by actually going to work, and then going to yoga class after work, and now that I am home, I am blogging for [...]
How to get into the video game industry in two easy steps!
1. Be good. 2. Apply. Oh, wait, that’s advice everyone has probably heard before, and it’s not advice that’s terribly useful, is it? Well, the actual, useful advice I have takes a lot longer. It’s not two steps. It’s not even five steps. In fact, I’m not even sure how many steps it is. It’ll [...]