An early piece to establish the feeling of Alice: Madness Returns, a game for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, released in 2011.

Early concept art for the titular character in Alice: Madness Returns, depicting the difference between her London and Wonderland identities. Ultimately the Alice model was heavily iterated and the in-game version ended up looking quite different.

We made use of color scripts to keep the environment fresh and distinct as the player progressed, and communicate certain ideas or emotions. It's important to prevent 'visual fatigue' where the player gets weary of seeing the same sort of imagery or colors for too long.

A "what-if?" re-imagining of Link from Legend of Zelda with a gritty, pulpy look. I tried to include as many items from the game on his person, without getting silly.

Environment design for upcoming free-to-play game BigHead Bash, from Spicy Horse.

Mood piece for a racing game based on Chinese vehicles. The idea was to emphasize local, street level characters, cultures and vehicles.

Character idea / mood piece for racing game based on Chinese vehicles.

Character idea for racing game based on Chinese vehicles.

Mood piece for a colorful, funky robot game emphasizing acquiring different robot parts or blowing them off of opponents.

Environment concept for a robot game.

These are sketches of the three pigs, done during early pre-production on Grimm. At that time, there was no light/dark separation in the world, so the art style here is sort of in-between.

Character ideas for Grimm.