Computer Games

(Published by Atari, Inc.; Developed by Liquid Entertainment) ‘05

Modeling, texturing, animating, 2D, 3D--some buildings and objects, various decals and some interface work.

(Published by Vivendi/Universal; Developed by Liquid Entertainment) ‘03

Modeling, texturing, animating, 2D, 3D--some buildings and objects, such as various Places of Power and the Giant Catapult; various decals and some interface work.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘02

Many, many adventure screen objects, character texturing and modeling, and castle combat screens.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘02

Items, armor. ends.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘01

I worked on a four or five characters and animations for this low-poly game, using the Lithtech engine, but they were townsfolk and the game changed--so townsfolk were cut.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘99

More characters, but primarily just modeling and texturing, many more Inventory Items: weapons and artifacts, and most all the armor and clothing for the paper dolls.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘99

Brought back some of the old characters, which I modeled, textured and animated, such as the halfling, rogue and peasant.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘99

We did most of the art for MIGHT AND MAGIC 7 in the winter of '98-'99 (the game was released June '99). I modeled inventory items (weapons and magic items), plus entry and indoor scenes. To see some images, go to my Computer Game Gallery Pages by clicking on the box cover.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘99

We immediately began work on HEROES OF MIGHT AND MAGIC 3, which was highly anticipated since the previous versions were so well-received. I sketched and modeled several characters and worked on Artifact icons and items and Adventure Screen objects.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘98

MIGHT AND MAGIC 6 was my second project working at New World Computing. The art is 3D and we all quickly learned 3DStudio-Max. I sketched, modeled and animated 6 characters/monsters. I also created several "entryways" to dungeons and castles. I produced PR sketches and dungeon maps for the manual, cluebook and website.

(New World Computing/3DO) ‘96

I began learning 3D on Lightwave and worked on JOE'S APARTMENT, based on the film and the MTV shorts. This game was the only project I worked on that was never published. Before the project was cancelled I left for New World Computing in 1996. I immediately began work on HEROES OF MIGHT AND MAGIC 2, animating characters/monsters for the combat scenes using Deluxe Paint--this time on a PC. One of my paintings was used on the cover of Computer Games Strategy Plus Magazine to accompany an article on the game. New World was then newly a division of 3DO.

(The Dreamers Guild; Cyberdreams) ‘95

In between projects, I worked on a couple of images for this—a pit of skeletons and some tortured bodies in the medical lab…

(The Dreamers Guild; Encore/K.O.) ‘97

After a hiatus from computer work, I returned full-time to the Dreamers Guild in the fall of 1994. Again, I sketched character designs, created characters and animated them using Deluxe Paint IV on an Amiga, and also did portraits. I designed over half of the characters in the game and created and animated about a fourth of them, along with a number of other artists.

(The Dreamers Guild and New World Computing) ‘94

Some people I knew started up a game developer’s company called The Dreamers Guild. I began making character sketches, then as a contract I created and animated the wolves, the elks…about 50% or so of the characters. I also created most of the character portraits and some of the full-screen shots (such as the end scene of Rif and Rhene), using Deluxe Paint IV on an Amiga. I also did the pen and ink and graphite illustrations for the manual.

(New World Computing) ‘95

Manual art.

(Sorry!!!--NO art yet)

(New World Computing) ‘94

Manual art.

(Sorry!!!--NO ART YET)

(New World Computing) ‘94

Manual art.

(Sorry!!!--NO ART yet)

(New World Computing) ‘91

Manual art.

(Sorry!!! --NO ART yet)

(New World Computing) ‘90

Manual art.

(Sorry!!!--NO ART yet)