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Concept Art from Tinfoil
Tinfoil or Daniel Dociu produces digital concept art. Stunning works of both technical genius and visual beauty. Catch Tinfoil's personal statement after the jump. The use of the media and just fantastic imagination of some of these works really does make it all worth at look. After the Jump there are also some more of his images. Just a simply beautiful collection of work.
Tinfoil's statement on his website, www.tinfoilgames.com, states
"Daniel Dociu was raised in Cluj, the capital of Transylvania in Romania. After studying art and architecture, he got his Masters in Industrial Design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Cluj. He moved to the USA in 1990 after spending two years in Athens, Greece, and he has lived in the Seattle area since 1991."
"After working as a toy designer for two years, Dociu wisely jumped ship to interactive entertainment. “I’ve been working as an Art Director in the games industry ever since,” says Dociu, “for companies like Squaresoft, Electronic Arts (twice!), and Zipper Interactive. I have done consulting for Microsoft and freelance work for Wizards of the Coast, Digital Anvil as well as a fair share of small developers who have come and gone.” For the past five years, Daniel Dociu has been with ArenaNet, a fully owned subsidiary of NCSoft, in an art director and lead concept artist role. More recently he's stepped into the Chief Art Director role for NCsoft, overseeing visual development for all of NCsoft's North American projects, with particular focus on ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2. "
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