Drawn to Life

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is in stores now! Go buy it! It's a great game for kids and lots of fun, you really can make some cool stuff with the drawing tool if you just have a little patience.

Anyway here is some of the stuff I worked on while on the project. Some of the textures were done by me, some were done by my co-workers Sandie, and Rachelle

Hello! Follow Me!

Some more practice, a homage to my favorite game series of all time, OddWorld. I used a concept from the art book, and just had fun, took some small liberties, but basically I just wanted to do some modeling... especially since I haven't modeled anything at work since March.

Brutal Legend

Here are some of the pieces I am most proud of from my time at Double Fine as a contract artist. I did a lot more smaller props but they're not as exciting to look at. :) Enjoy, and go buy the game! It's awesome! Oh yeah all of this is property of Double Fine Productions

Getting to Carnegie Hall...

Did this for fun using a concept from the latest Prince of Persia game....

Joe Mad, I am not...

But I've wanted to do a "comic book" for A LOOOONG TIME! While this isn't it, it was a fun exercise to see what I could get out of a character and a really simple background. I enjoyed this and I think I will definitely employ this 3d/2d hybrid for a comic someday... when I'm not lazy.

Siege N' Destroy

Siege N' Destroy is a game concept I came up with for the iphone I hope to actually make it into a game someday.




Just for shits I also created playing cards for the character. I thought if anything it would be a fun "promotional piece".




On more thing, all of the music and sound effects in the video were created by my former co-worker and good buddy Justin Mullens

Not quite art related...

but related to my career in the game industry.

An article I wrote just landed on the front page of Bit Mob a website started by some of the former staff members of game magazine EGM, and game website 1up.com.

I hope you enjoy. Also if so inclined check out the comments. There are some good follow-ups to the topic.


Professionalism in the gaming press