Color studies at school

Color's the name of the game. To the left, I picked the Rialto bridge in Venice as a subject, and painted it three times with different color schemes. To the right, five studies of subsurface scattering.

Guy Hero Poster

Still listening to Cox n' Crendor's podcast. Still loving it. Here's a collage of the heroes and villains of the Cox n' Crendor universe. Listen, it's going to be the next Avengers.

Quest UI

For this week's first assignment, the guys and girls from King's Malmoe office came over to talk about user interfaces, and left us the task to mock up a start screen and failure/retry screen for a mobile game.

I decided on a management rpg with some roguelike aspects, in which you play as an Arthurian ruler sending your champions out on quests and crusades.

Thumbnails - a conclusion

The last one of this week's thumbnail-centered assignments: exploring environments to arrive at one urban, and one rural setting. And finally, a combined image of the character and his companion in one of the environments.

Thumbnailing a Companion for the Roman shaman

Today's assignment: design a companion for yesterday's character. I made a lion-laden boar.

Thumbnailing a Roman shaman

Character design assignment at school: using thumbnails for exploration and experimentation. The result: a Roman shaman.

Composition Breakdown

A composition breakdown assignment at school, aiming to analyze and utilize the same composition as another image - in this case: John Singer Sargent's 'Smoke of Ambergris'.

Heist the game

An image dump from the first game I've made at The Game Assembly, Malmö, Sweden: a cyberpunk-inspired text adventure called >heist.

Hopefully, the team and I will find a convenient way to put it up for download, if any of you want to try it out! I'll post it here, when and if we do.

Ambergris study

A study I made of John Singer Sargent's 'Smoke of Ambergris'.