One of my first steps in mobile games and as part of five hundred monkeys. I kinda like all this military stuff! Almost all of the men in my family in the last 200 years were officers of the russian Army and Navy. They were fighting in different wars in Bulgaria, China, Russia and Germany, so I almost became an officer of russian missile forces (or something like that), but somehow I managed that to change my mind before I got too far. Now I do graphics … which is great!

So, this one is a game for those of you who love aircraft carriers, planes and all that.  Jeremy – my partner in five hundred monkeys – was screaming like hell to get things work with unity engine.

And don’t forget to check out this trailer.

Just like the caracters and props for that underground corridor game these illustrations were ment for that too. The story we wanted to use was the King Frog, kind of pimped-up though. After all that was done I got the idea to make a book out of thes drawings (something what daddies would love too, hehe) … I’m working on it.

They were following me for a couple of months, creeping all around the place. I couldn’t sleep (which is true). Everyday (almost) I was like a zombie, I just wanted to draw thise little friends.  And now you just imagine, these thingees in some underground corridors and there are another little creatures who run back and forth trying to do something … That sort of a game.  Maybe one day I’m going to use them.

Guten Tag, we’re in Berlin of the 20ies. Just another reality. A special force is hunting ghosts and demons … oh yeah, I would play that one. I always was fascinated of the style of these years. I’d love to know though, did the people know that they were looking good that way? At least some of them? I don’t think so. And they forgot it too – just look what people wear, when they don’t think about trying to be stylish. Back in the day guys just had their suits, some more then only this, but still. And somehow it worked. But it’s gone … The time is different now and I made these designs as an hommage. Sort of …