Next Gen Asset Creation by Simon Fenton
“I believe CG is an art as much as any other. I also believe that Escape Studios gives the perfect start to any artist wanting to kick start their career in games.” said Simon who designs and teaches our games courses.
His experience means that all our students are in the ideal position to learn the essential tips and tricks that are part of the success of any games artist. After studying Fine Art, Simon made the jump to computer graphics at Bits Studios which was the beginning of a 13 year career that would lead him to Escape Studios.
Back in 1997 he started at Sony’s London Studio to work in senior and lead positions on nine published titles. Simon's experience spans environments to characters and animation and he has worked on projects including 'Total NBA '97', 'TIF', 'Getaway Black Monday', 'Kinetic', 'Kinetic Combat' and 'Home'.
What will this webinar teach you?
There’s an art to producing next generation games assets, which is something our games course tutor is all too familiar with. Simon Fenton spent half a decade working at Sony as a lead games artist, so knows what is important when it comes to making it in the games industry.
| 25th February 2010 |
| 5.20pm - 5.40pm GMT: Games art: Knowing the principles |
| 5.40pm - 5.50pm GMT: Next generation assets creation |
| 5.50pm - 6.00pm GMT: Live Q & A session. |
What advice would you give a young games artist trying to break into the industry? Whatever your question, seize the opportunity to chat with an industry professional.
Make sure you don't miss out on the fantastic opportunity to change the way you work as a games artist. Drop us a line and book your place on this webinar.
