As an artist graduating in BA Games Art and Design, I have used my passion for the practice to hone my technical skills whilst learning the details behind a variety of industry software. Curiosity and a desire for understanding lead the research and inspiration behind my work, and it has always been important that this bleeds through. It draws me towards creating artwork as a narrative device, so that I can contextualise the meaning behind it whilst developing its message.

BA Game Art and Design work by Matiss Kerubins showing a character sheet of a person wearing layered windbreaker style clothing beside a tent and bags.

I find great enjoyment in learning, and this degree has fuelled it whilst guiding my adoption of professional skills with deadlines, ambitious briefs, and collaborative projects. I am confident in Photoshop, with knowledge in ZBrush, Maya and Adobe Creative Cloud. I am most inspired by film, music and the visual arts, taking interest in combining such in my work.

BA Games Art and Design work by Matiss Kerubins showing a character bust turnaround of a lady wearing an embroidered veil with a thorn-like headpiece.
BA Games Art and Design work by Matiss Kerubins showing a person mostly replaced with prosthetics and an office worker in alternate clothing options.
BA Games Art and Design work by Matiss Kerubins showing a motorway lined by hologram road markings in the thick of a fir forest fog.
BA Games Art and Design work by Matiss Kerubins showing a series of storyboards depicting a car crash involving a motorbike with limbs followed by an emotionally fuelled argument.