Part Two & Lunar

Part Two

Part Two is a project I did together with my better half. It is our first project together, hopefully not the last one. 

In a nutshell it was a submission to a design competition "Design for death" it explores new eco-friendly possibilities of funerals and burying process itself. We haven't won the competition (very similar idea to ours won) anyway we ended up with this pretty animation so you be the judge of it.

If you're interested you can get in depth look at Behance.net here

This is a trailer which I did for Lunar Elcipse, iPhone, Android game which you can download from here and here respectively http://bit.ly/WwTxtf http://bit.ly/ZgmNcu

aaaand down bellow actual in game footage. 

(ps.. there is an update already created, should see a daylight sooooon)

Also - something mega awesome and exciting coming in a few days (week max) that hopefully I'll be able to share with you and if my habit of the most irregular blog updating won't get in the way I'll post it here. 

Over and out, yours truly,

 Lukas

Lunar Eclipse

Hi guys and gerls,

Long time since my last post, bunch of new things happened. I've started working full time at Pixel Punch (i'm co founder there) and relocated to London, UK so we have three offices right now, two proper offices in Lithuania (Vilnius and Kaunas) and one kinda office in UK. Things are going pretty radically awesome so its really exciting time for me right now. We're also finishing up one Arcade/Augmented Reality game Lunar Eclipse if everything goes as planned (fingers crossed) we should finish it this week and here is a time lapse video I made yesterday of final touches on the game.

Also together with Robertas who does contract work at Pixel Punch we've been working on some really awesome 3D assets for games, check out just a quick screen grab from 3DsMax view port (proper quality renders will come soon)

Printed my first canvas image

Check out photo of how it looks while hanging on the wall, sorry for poor photo quality my camera is pretty shitty. I was really excited to see my work on the canvas, as I always work with digital format it was truly a relief to hold something I created in my own hands. It felt really good cause its first time my picture materialized. Wish I could print out all my pictures. 

See final raw image at the gallery above.