Summer Intern Series: Game Design Background

These are a few 3D models I worked on. The first is a kitchen scene I put together using assets for an independent project I am working on. The second and third assets listed are used within an older version of the same game. The fourth is a filing cabinet. This assets were modeled in the 3D modeling software Blender and textured with the texturing program substance painter.

These are Character Models from a few games I have worked on. VR snowball fight simulator: Snowball Showdown, An independent project Midnight Snack and 2 characters from the isometric stealth game Sneaky Clean. In addition to use in various games, 3D characters can be used to concept company outfits, create and animate a mascot, populate a 3D space and more!

In addition to character and environment movement, animations are a fun wan to dynamically present visuals such as signs and logos, digital posters and directing viewers and potential clients around websites. The posters above are part of some contract work I did for the company Freedom's way during their anniversary of women's right to vote. I was tasked with animating previously static posters which were later released during the campaign.

The 2 sprites above were created in photoshop for a 2D top down co-op arcade game I worked on called Industrial Evader. The game features John Slick, a corporate spy tasked with leaking the evil corporate plans of Hacksaw Jim. Players can either star as the elusive John Slick or take control of the environment as the notorious Hacksaw Jim and stop John from ruining your fun. Industrial Evader Includes 5 levels, all to which can be immediately transitioned at the will of Hacksaw Jim. Run! Collect! Evade!