
Former Animation or Direction roles @ubisingapore /@TechlandGames/ @UbisoftFR/ @RAD_Studios/... since 1999. Personal account to tweet random things.
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ALT A vibrant, top-down pixel-art screenshot of a whimsical video game map. The scene features lush green grass, winding blue rivers, and clusters of colorful trees in shades of blue, green, and purple. Iconic red and white mushrooms from classic video games are scattered throughout the landscape. Small, blocky structures with exclamation marks above them suggest interactive elements or quests. The atmosphere is cheerful and nostalgic, evoking a sense of adventure and exploration.

ALT A vibrant, top-down video game screenshot featuring a grid-based map. The map is divided into colorful zones: green, purple, orange, and red, each with distinct textures and patterns. Various characters, including a purple-robed figure, a green helmeted soldier, and a small white character, are scattered across the map. Explosions and special effects, like a golden burst in the center, add dynamic action. The borders are lined with metallic bolts and circular elements, giving it a mechanical, industrial feel.

ALT A group of seven children, seen from behind, joyfully painting a large, colorful mural on a wall. The mural bursts with vibrant colors—green, blue, pink, orange, and yellow—with visible brushstrokes and splashes of paint. Each child holds a paintbrush or sponge, actively contributing to the artwork. The scene radiates creativity, teamwork, and the joy of artistic expression.

ALT This image features a minimalist, high-contrast logo for the **Orx** game engine. Set against a vibrant lime-green background, the central logo is composed of thick, black geometric shapes that form the letters "ORX" in a stylized, interconnected font. A small white "1.17" is tucked into the corner of the "X," and the phrase "DATA-DRIVEN GAME ENGINE" is printed in a clean, black sans-serif font centered underneath the main graphic. It's a very modern, technical look—perfect for a developer-focused tool.

















