Tim Burke
Moby ID: 56176
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Tim Burke is the Lead 3D Artist with Her Interactive. He is responsible for producing all aspects of the 3-D art from the conceptual stage to the finely rendered realistic environments that have become a Her Interactive trademark. This includes designing the layouts of each location, modeling and texturing 3-D objects, creating the desired mood through lighting, and creating ambient animations that enhance game play. He is also responsible, under the guidance of the creative director, for maintaining a synergy between environments created by different 3D artists.
Tim's interest in architecture started developing as a boy in Illinois where he spent much of his time creating imaginary worlds the old fashioned way, with a hammer and nails. Now he uses the computer as a building tool, combining his intuitive sense of play with his advanced education.
Tim graduated from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California in 1991 with a Bachelor's degree in History. After moving to Seattle, he attended the Art Institute and graduated top of his class with an Associate degree of Applied Arts in Computer Animation in 1997.
Source: Her Interactive web site
Credited on 30 games
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circa 2010's
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 28 games with Lani Minella
- 28 games with Leslie Evers
- 28 games with Franklin Pitcher Johnson Jr.
- 27 games with Bob Wallace
- 26 games with Megan Gaiser
- 26 games with Rob Klee
- 24 games with Robert Riedl
- 23 games with Kevin Manthei
- 23 games with John Hayashi
- 23 games with Kyle C. Jones
Companies
- 29 games with Her Interactive, Inc.
- 20 games with Kevin Manthei Music
- 19 games with Clatter&Din
- 18 games with Bill Corkery Productions
- 12 games with Valve Corporation
- 10 games with Aha! Studios, Inc.
- 9 games with Atari, Inc.
- 6 games with Testing Testing 123, Inc.
- 6 games with Noviy Disk
- 6 games with Micro Application, S.A.
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