So, guess what? I've finally dived into creating that game I've been dreaming about since forever! Yep, in my spare time, because who needs sleep, right? It's actually shaping up pretty well, if I do say so myself. Check out this snazzy image—it’s the title screen, setting the mood and style for the whole shebang. Stay tuned to this blog for more updates and renders as I keep chipping away at it. Exciting stuff ahead! Placeholder Man standing on a street corner in an unknown

Our first test on site at a new Interactive Experience in Sugarland. After some software troubleshooting we were able to see our creation on the big screen. Dynamically generated storm cloud cover that users will be able to interact with my moving around the lanterns they carry with them though the experience. Behind the Scenes at Department of Wonder

A quick art test for a digital D&D sidekick app personal project. I combined some of my loves, space, James Webb Space Telescope hype and Dungeons and Dragons.

This is a an application we created to allow Texas Children's Hospital to render out custom videos for prospective donors. The user would pick the type of signage they wanted to show the donor and then put their name or message onto the sign and render out a video showing what their name would look like on that section of the hospital. Before reaching out to us they were spending a lot of time to create single images in photoshop to show patrons. Our application was able to

This is the required first post about how I super duper promise to post more in the future and on a schedule. I am very likely not going to do that though. I will write blog posts as I feel I find, see, or do something interesting enough to warrant a post. A brief history of Brandon Faughnan: I started my professional journey as a level designer on Tron: Evolution. Designing multiplayer levels of which I would later end up doing much of the art for since I was later moved t