Pinned to board
Game Art student at Ringling College of Art and Design focused on real-time environment creation in Unreal Engine 5.
My work centers on modular asset workflows, scene composition, and lighting that turns spaces into believable, playable worlds.
Background figure
The character has been moved into a full-page background scene with subtle scroll drift and soft mouse parallax so the whole website feels like one space.
Currently exploring
Modular environment kits, lighting for gameplay spaces, and visual storytelling through level composition.
Available for
Environment art, scene assembly, lighting passes, and collaborative game art production workflows.
What this archive is
I use environment art to shape mood, guide player attention, and support immersive exploration. My process balances strong visual composition with practical real-time constraints.
Focus
Architecture, weather, signage, movement, and visual quiet.
Tools
2D painting, 3D blockout, compositing, grading, and finish passes.
Intent
I want the images to feel observed, not over-explained.
Image wall
Click any frame to open it, like pulling a print off the board.
Artist note
My practice focuses on 3D environment creation for games, especially modular workflows, scene layout, and lighting inside Unreal Engine 5. I am interested in spaces that support gameplay while still carrying atmosphere and visual identity.
I enjoy building assets in Maya, shaping world details through composition, and refining lighting to improve depth, clarity, and emotional tone. The goal is always to create environments that feel cohesive, efficient, and alive in real time.
Process map
Photos, film stills, structures, weather, transit details, and rough notes.
Composition first. I test perspective, weight, and visual rhythm before polish.
Color is reduced to what the image actually needs, not what looks loudest.
The final image gets its edges, softness, grain, and the last emotional adjustment.
Listening note
Play it if you want the portfolio to feel more like a room than a webpage.
Contact slip
Commissions, collaborations, cover art, visual development, and editorial work.
Best for scope, timing, and rate discussions.
Find me
Ringling College of Art & Design