Twine
Twine

I have over 25 years of experience as a Concept and Storyboard Artist, primarily in the video game industry. I am experienced at developing the brief for assignments; storyboarding; producing thumbnail sketches; creating

Peter Dobbin

I have over 25 years of experience as a Concept and Storyboard Artist, primarily in the video game industry. I am experienced at developing the brief for assignments; storyboarding; producing thumbnail sketches; creating original characters and diverse environments. I endeavour to create inspirational Concept Art that contributes to the successful development of a project. In recent years, I was promoted to Principal Artist. Throughout my career, I have worked with major clients such as Sony, Microsoft, and

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I have over 25 years of experience as a Concept and Storyboard Artist, primarily in the video game industry. I am experienced at developing the brief for assignments; storyboarding; producing thumbnail sketches; creating original characters and diverse environments. I endeavour to create inspirational Concept Art that contributes to the successful development of a project. In recent years, I was promoted to Principal Artist. Throughout my career, I have worked with major clients such as Sony, Microsoft, and Electronic Arts. Additionally, I have written, illustrated, and published my own graphic novel. I’m enthusiastic and dedicated to every job I take on and always welcome new challenges.

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    uniE621 London Heist - Chase on A12
    This game is set in the gritty and uncompromising criminal underworld of East London. The player experiences a threatening interrogation sequence, a tense and exciting diamond theft as well as an exhilarating motorway chase. One image shows a car chase on the A12 Road with a player's eye view.
    uniE621 Cluedo - Murder Express
    Cluedo is the classic mystery game - I drew the 2d sections of Cluedo, designing all six of the iconic characters and drawing them in a series of different dynamic poses. For Mrs Peacock I made her look dainty in her ‘neutral pose’. But in her ‘murderous pose’ she had a threatening, sneering demeanour