Experience

• Environment Artist at nDreams

  Farnborough, United Kingdom

  February 2019 - Present

• Junior Environment Artist at nDreams

  Farnborough, United Kingdom

  July 2017 - February 2019

  I started working at nDreams after they saw my work at the finals day for the Search for A Star competition. This enabled me to work in a fast growing team of industry veterans, and allowed me to develop my art and knowledge of the industry. nDreams is a VR focused games company and I have worked on many projects for upcoming and existing HMD’s in my time there. Though it is my first real industry job I was given my fair share of responsibility in creating environments featured in the final products.

• 3D & 2D Artist at Freelance

  Sheffield, United Kingdom

  October 2015 - October 2017

  I work as a freelance artist creating 3D animations, 2D Motion graphics and 3D assets for games, film and web etc. Working with clients such as the eUKhost, Let There Be Light Productions, Blueshift Video, Sheffield Hallam University and Epiphany VR.

• 3D Artist & Design at EpiphanyVR

  Sheffield, United Kingdom

  January 2016 - July 2017

  I joined this Sheffield based art collective after working on a couple of projects with them. The small team is made up of theater performers/ directors, programmers, designers, artists and audio specialists. We created apps, games and experiences using VR and exploring new possibilities. Projects I’ve worked on include, Memories of Now, New Template 2.0, and Sheffield VeRse.

• Simulation Technology Assistant at Sheffield Hallam University

  Sheffield, United Kingdom

  July 2015 - July 2016

  I was successful enough to be offered a placement for the faculty of health and well-being at Sheffield Hallam University. This role entailed creating virtual learning enhancements, such as animations, simulations, games and other interactive media projects. This gave me experience in creating games for IOS devices, using Unity 3D which at the start was a new software to me. Other projects include using the Oculus Rift, Myo armband, Haptics Pen, Leap Motion, and other peripherals to immerse students in to a virtual reality learning environment. The experience is overall interesting to see another side to the industry, creating products for a medical purpose and the alternate uses of games.