Wings of Fury

Wings of Fury

Wings of Fury is the most recently published game that features my graphics. 

The game has been developed by German developer 'The Android Machine' and is based on the old classic with the same title. I played the original when I was still a little boy and was really eager to take on the graphics for this one.

So far it seems to be doing really well on the android market and the developer let me know that he's working on an iOS port as well. If you have an android device, I recommend you give the game a try. Download the free version here: Android Market - Happy bombing! ;)

In-game

Turtle Rescue

Here are some more game graphics I did earlier this year. Turtle Rescue is a HTML5 game, developed by DataSupply. 

The goal of the game is to get the baby turtles safely to the water. Think Frogger.

You can play the game for free here: Turtle Rescue

Ludo Deluxe Holiday Special

I finished a set of backgrounds for the iPad game Ludo Deluxe ('Mens-erger-je-niet' - for my Dutch readers). It's for a special holiday version of the game that's now available on iTunes: Ludo Deluxe on iTunes.

My client on this project was DataSupply.

Enjoy!

St. Nicolas

Christmas

New Year

Resortico Beta Screens

I've been a little busy lately, working on 3 game art projects at the same time. I can't disclose anything yet, but here are some screenshots from the Resortico Beta instead:

Of course, many more cool objects can be unlocked while playing.

Resortico Teaser

Here's a little teaser trailer of a social game I've been working on as a game artist:



A beta is coming soon!

Still Lifes

Some fairly recent studies from whatever stuff was near. They were all around 4 hours of work.

Still Life with Pots and Jar

Still Life with Scotch Whiskey

Red Oil Candle

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Star Ships

A bunch of Space Ships.

The first series of ships were concepts I created for the EVE online contest over at DeviantART. I tried to explore many different shapes with mixed succes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I chose to make a more detailed side view from the last starship design. The Korean characters are supposed to say something like 'Vanguard 15'.

Vanguard 15

This particular piece I created as an illustration for an Sci-Fi story. One of the goals was to create a believable spaceship, largely consistent with modern day science.

The crew compartments are hidden between the cargo bays for protection. There are sensor arrays and sun collectors on the front; primary and secondary fuel tanks are visible on the exterior; Several unfolded heat radiators can be seen; Lastly, there are propulsion engines to go forward or backward, as well as steering thrusters to go in any other direction.

Shattered Planet

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