Venice!

So here's a lickle update on my Venice scene.

Little bit more to go before completion, and then into mudbox for this particular creation.

More to follow.

That's all folks,

Innes out.

Fate Eternal

So with my main character, I made some changes to him, quite a lot actually!

Here's a sneaky peak at what's changed.

Also he's still a work in progress, hoping to get his body finished off today!

 

More updates to come!

Innes out.

Website!

It's all getting there now, I finally see things coming together.



With that here's the link to the new website!



http://rozigreeninnes.wix.com/rozalindgreenart


Enjoy!

BioWare!

You know how a few posts ago I said it was probably very unlikely that you have never played an EA game? Well, that's still true. Which brings me to a company called BioWare. They are in fact owned by Electronic Arts, but still operate as an independent company somewhat, with the freedom to make their own styled games.

So with that, they did make one of my favourite franchises ever! Mass effect!

As well as many other games to boot like, Balders gate, Dragon Age and some of the Star Wars franchises. Founded in 1995, Canada. The company specialise in role-playing games. My favourite genre. Why would I work here? The style and narratives they produce are some of the most attractive things I've ever seen/played/loved. I love the in depth conversations you can have with characters and the character customisation is brilliant, and would simply love to be part of the team that creates these games.

I would be so proud if I could sit there and say I made that game because I am a proud employee of Bioware. Also they live in Canada, who does not want to live in Canada? Seriously. But they do have other studios, in case you didn't want to live in Canada, not that I can think why you wouldn't want to live there...

Innes out.

Dan Luvisi

I've literally just thought, I forgot to say who my other influential artist was. His name is Dan Luvisi.

Luvisi is a digital concept artist working in the film, video game and comic book industry. And my word, is this man good!

I don't quite know what it is, but his colour work is phenomenal, it's that gloss feel he manages to create in his paintings, the blood seems slimy and the eyes really shimmer. It's just amazing!

I also like the fact that he brings a lot of 2d icons into a more styalised 3d feel. A gritty realness of what was known as innocent and comical. It's a fascinating portrayal.

I hope you go one to explore some of his work!

Later!

Electronic Arts.

So in my list of places, spaces and uhhh... Well just that really, I find myself at the doorstop of EA. Electronic Arts.

With headquarters in Redwood, California. But studios around the world. They came in as the third largest games company in the world! Not to mention the sheer amount of titles they have under their belt.

Ranging from the Battlefield series, Crysis, Command and Conquer, FIFA, Madden, Sims, the list is endless!

You have to admit there's few people who haven't enjoyed an EA game and there's even fewer that have never played one!

If I'm honest, I can't get enough of them! I think I'd jump through loops and hoops for a job offer from these guys, I'd take tea girl, genuine. I'd love to work on the Sims especially, mainly because I love props, I could sit for years making endless chairs, carpets, ornaments and plants for that game or any EA game to be fair. I'd also like to do environments and characters, but I want to prove to myself and others first, wouldn't want to let the team down!

You can also follow me on Twitter! @RozalindGreen.

Innes out!

Somebody who inspires me.

So across the internets there are times where you stumble across things that change your perspective and influence you to push yourself further with the things you love doing.

I stumbled across something almost a year ago. His name was Sam Spratt. He's kind of a big deal. Massive in fact. I find it strange that it took me so long to find him. But nevermind!

His work is fabulous!

In fact he is the magic behind the immensely popular app game, Angry Birds.

Here is some of his artwork!

I really love the textures in his work, he uses a really nice looking brush and he gets amazing results with it, but he's also really open about how he goes creates his work,which is great for people like me, who really need a helping hand with our own digital work.

Spratt is a hero to me!

Ciao!