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Pierre
Roux
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Artist Summary:
| An
avid game player since the age of six, Pierre Roux began his
career as a game artist at Cryo Interactive Entertainment in
Paris, France. These days he’s with Quantic Dream, and continues
to work primarily on landscapes and settings. |
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| Current
Project: |
| Creating
settings for Quark, a fantasy RPG/Adventure title in real-time
3D. Also currently a game analyst on Omikron at Quantic Dream. |
| Credits:
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Omikron
- Quantic Dream
F1 Racing Simulation
- Ubi Soft
Dragon Lore
2 - Cryo
Interactive Entertainment
The Raven
Project - Cryo
Interactive Entertainment
Treasure Hunter
- Cryo Interactive
Entertainment
Quark -
Quantic Dream
Kyrialis
(game not published , demo only ) - Kyrialis |
| Bio:
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| I
left school when I was 19. I was studying law, but I was too lazy
for this, so a friend asked me if I wanted to help him on a videogame.
Of course, I said yes. I’ve played videogames since I was six or seven
years old. So I began to work at home on space ships, learning 3D
Studio 3. After a month, the game was not going very well from a development
standpoint and I decided to send my artwork to some real companies.
That’s how I began to work at Cryo. For that opportunity I should
thanks Jean-Luc Sala because he hired me at this time to work with
him. |
| Inspiration:
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| Judge
Dredd and Conan the Destroyer; Heroic fantasy artists such
as Parkinson, Vallejo, McBride manga, and so on. |
| Favorite
Game Art: |
| Final
Fantasy VII ,VIII. Pretty much everything from Squaresoft.
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| Why
I Got into the Industry: |
| Because
I’m a hardcore game player and this is the job where I can fulfill
my passion and work at the same time. |
| Tools I Can't
Live Without: |
| 3D
Studio 4, 3D Studio MAX 2.5, PhotoShop 3 and 4.2. 3D Studio 4 plug-ins
were metaballs, smooth and blend. |
| Music I Listen
to While Working: |
| The
music I listen to when working is usually movie soundtracks (Conan,
Aliens, Alien 3, Indiana Jones, and so on). Recently,
I’ve been listening to the Cranberries, The Corrs, Smashing Pumpkins
and Radiohead. |
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