Escape Studios Game Art Showreels
Well, it’s that time of the year again. We are really excited to present the projects our amazing students haveContinue Reading
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Game Ready Door Tutorial part 2 – Maya Quad Draw, UV mapping and Baking in Substance Painter
This is part 2 of my door tutorial trilogy, we will be using Quad Draw in Maya to create aContinue Reading
Game Ready Door Tutorial part 1 – Zbrush hard surface modeling and Photoshop
This will be more interesting than your average door tutorial. Zbrush hard surface modeling can speed up your environment artContinue Reading
Epic talk Ray Tracing @ Escape Studios
Staying at the forefront of games development is of vital importance to our students so we where very lucky toContinue Reading
Pearson VP’s play VR at Escape Studios
Escape Games Art Students were visited by Steve Santana, Senior Vice President North America and Al Read, VP Technology BusinessContinue Reading
Modularity in Game environments.
Modularity within game environments is often a tricky topic, however if you stick to a few key principles you willContinue Reading
Smash Bros at Escape Studios
On Thursday 20th February at 6pm we will open the doors of Escape Studios where you’ll have the chance to participate in a Smash Bros tournament and tryContinue Reading
Escape Room VR project mentored by Environment Artists from PlayStation London Studio
The students gained a huge insight into the considerations that make great game art and it was really beneficial to get feedback from such experienced artist who had worked on Sony’s amazing PSVR title Blood & Truth
3 easy Substance Designer tips for beginners!
In the second year, I have the job of introducing the students to substance designer and during these classes IContinue Reading
The Devil is in the detail, or should I say Decal
Creating believable game art is all about attention to detail, just one of the many considerations a games artist needs to focus on is observing how objects are affected by wear and tear
Escape’s Unreal Primer for MPC
Escape welcomed members of MPC for an introduction to Unreal Engine
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