Henry Silman

During my time at Lillymo Games I've worn many hats. While my primary responsibility is pixel art for titles such as Super Perils of Baking for PC and Console, I've also supervised on our Japanese Language port of Habroxia as well as acted as Art Director/Technical Artist on 3 upcoming titles.

Managed and Directed the vision of Shiny Bolt's IP, making both 2D and 3D content for all of Shiny Bolt's projects. My primary duties beyond team management were Character Art and Concept Art. While the startup never took off the way we had hoped, I am immensly proud of our team and what we accomplished during our time together.

Helped create content for Internal VR titles for the academic growth within the college curriculum. My Responsibilities included making photorealistic props optimized for virtual reality platforms using: Autodesk Maya, Photoshop, ZBrush, Substance Painter, and Unreal Engine 4.

During my second tenure as a game student I focused on modular and procedural pipelines for 3D Art, as well as focusing heavily on rigging and animation. Through this I was able to confidently add programs such as Substance Painter.

Created customizable playable characters, NPCs, and animals for Tyto Online (Tyto Ecology). Additionally I was in charge of rigging character models, writing shaders with Unreal Engine 4, importing and treating assets in-engine, and training interns to enter the company pipeline during the startup's incubation period.

Through SCAD I came to know and understand art from a traditional perspective first, and transitioned into digital art and design for games as my focus starting my second year. In this I learned industry standard software and, more importantly, how to work with a team. During my time in my major I was the creative leader on our senior pro

Contract roll for the theatrical film "Let's Be Cops". I created virtual versions of actors Damon Wayans Jr. and Jake Johnson as LA police officers to be used in select scenes where they were in a video game.