At age 8 when my parents introduced me to my first game systems, the NES and Sega Genesis, I knew I wanted to make art for games. Throughout my childhood, I moved every two to three years, and I have already had the opportunity to travel the globe. This upbringing in a military family has molded me into an extremely adaptable, cultured individual. This ability also translates to my skills as an artist, where I am able to match the art styles of many different people.

 

In a world that was ever changing, video games served as the one stable variable of my youth, and my desire for creating art for them only grew with each passing year.

 

In 2011, I received my BA degree in Psychology and Fine Art from Gonzaga University, where my focus was figure drawing and oil painting. As a 3D game artist, my passion lies in weapons and prop creation. I recently graduated with a Master’s of Interactive Technology with a concentration in Art Creation at SMU Guildhall, having completed a thesis about creating a modular system for in-game weapons.