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Somwere along the way of growing up, I realized that it's been years since I last draw something. So now I want to do Game Art for a living, so I never lose art in my life again.

Art has been my passion since childhood. My fascination with cartoons and games led me to explore and evolve my creativity in art and animation! This career path has its many challenges however it is worth it and I am looking forward to a better version of myself: a respected figure in the gaming industry. But first! I will do my best to seize and fully express my artistic vision!

Five years ago I was introduced to the amazing world of 3D. Five years ago my love for 3D was kindled and has never burned brighter.

From a very young age, I used to like to draw. That later lead into 3D. I always enjoyed drawing characters/monster from scratch and making up a stories in my mind. I downloaded blender, and started making my super simple 3D models. And I realized that, this is it for me! I'm gonna do something I enjoy everyday, and I'll never have to work a day in my life.

Since I was young I always adored animated movies both 2D and 3D, I was interested early on in creative arts and i showed that by drawing and making stop motion movies with my sister. After high school where I did take the media program, I never though I was good enough to apply to animation school or start to learn it on my own. Just recently I applied for Animation and VFX at Futuregames in Stockholm Sweden, and to my surpris I got in, and now know this is what I want to work with

While being mesmerized by the immersive worlds of games I played and movies I watched while growing up I realized pretty fast these were the sorts of things I wanted to be involved with and help create.

I was basically born with a game pad in my hands and my love and passion for games has been a big part of my life. I started out with a NES, playing all the classics like Mega Man, Zelda and Metroid and have since been a committed player of games from all generations. I have played games all my life, now I want to make them.

after gymnasium my inters in 3d modeling grow stronger and a started considerate it as a career path. right now im a student at Future Games and preparing my self for the working life as an Game Artist.

Who wouldn’t dream about making video games? - For me I have always been interested in learning how to make my own games since I was a kid. Since I liked drawing a lot, I decided to become a Graphics Artist in High School and continue that route as a Game Artist in college! In 2021 I decided to learn Gamemaker Studios 2 and I applied in 2022 as a Game Design Student in Stockholm, Sweden. Where I am atm learning more about Level Design & Quality Assurance.

Writing, reading and drawing always were my favorite hobbies since childhood, so it was really easy to figure out that I want to work in an creative environment. First I saw myself as a Concept Artist until I finally saw one of the, back then, rare making of videos of a 3D game. That was the moment where I knew 3D Artist would be the job I would want to go for.

I've always done creative work as a hobby. In 2021, I decided to leave a 23-year engineering career to become a game design student at Futuregames in Stockholm.

For me it was when I was 14. I hit a point where I realised that the career paths set up for me didn't intrigue me at all, so I decided to create my own path.

Been playing games forever and wanted to make some

When I was a kid my Dad introduced me to Scratch and GameMaker. I got hooked instantly, and it didn't take long till I couldn't see myself doing anything else with my life other than making games.

When I was around 14 and started to create my own characters, stories, cities and even voices. I would then go on to writing stories in my notes.

It was an complete accident. i stumbled upon a school that had general game graphics as a corese and i got hooked! i love creating with my whole heart so it was a perfect match.

The first time I realized that I wanted to work in the game industry when I played Uncharted 4 so I wanted to learn how to create the environment. So I started to learn 3D in 2016.

Art has always been a huge part of my life, and gaming was introduced to me at an early age through my older brother, two hobbies I still have to this day. It wasn't until the middle of upper secondary school though that I would get the revelation that game development is a legit profession and that I would be able to combine my two hobbies within that field, and so I have through studies and work since 2015.

I've always been into art, music and creating things. And I've always loved playing games and being immersed in them. Doing what I love as a career would be awesome.

I thought for the longest time I wanted to be a 2D artist. I always loved drawing and creating characters, and wanted to work in animation. During a digital art course during highschool, I was forced to learn some 3D modelling, and instantly fell in love. Just as in 2D, I wanted to create characters, and I enjoyed every part of the process from character design to modelling, to animation. Realizing my favorite part was rigging, I decided that was what I wanted to work with.

Ever since I was a little boy. It's been my dream as long as I can remember.

Since I was very young and started my first game ever which was Sonic on the SEGA.

My path started when I had a moded Xbox classic with Halo 1 and 2. The experience and awe those games gave me is something I want to replicate and share if it is history or Fantasy.

I get inspired by the limitations of real time graphics to create optimized and game ready characters. Rigging and animating to actually see the creatures become alive. Finding both the creative and technical part just as fun, challenging and stimulating.