Thomas Schmall – Page 11 – Art, Games and a Blog

Even Sinful Medieval Towns need Maps

July 25, 2014

An old town map, and a character artwork for a cancelled game playing in medieval times. ..

Lith – a Cryptocurrency Game Logo

June 24, 2014

Pencil style Logo Design for Lith, a MMORPG that is funded via a cryptocurrency...

Photoshop Animating Is Fun!

June 5, 2014

explosion animation

A handful of simple animations done in Photoshop...

Female Hero Model Sheet

May 28, 2014

Girl Model sheet

Model sheet - the female hero for a online fantasy game...

Machiya Painting: The Path

May 22, 2014

Kyoto Machiya

One more machiya painting of my Kyoto Art-In-Residence that I didn't post yet. With some sketches and Work-In-Progress steps...

Caromble gets Greenlight!

May 1, 2014

My indie game Caromble! got the greenlight from steam!..

Vaslav Costumes – Part II

April 16, 2014

Vaslav - theater costume

On to the other half of the Vaslav costumes (see the first dresses for the Vaslav play here). I can also go and quote some nice reviews. I should note that as with all the other theater costume projects the designer is Yan Tax. I paint them after his directions. Still of course checking for … Continue reading Vaslav Costumes – Part II →

The PR Push: A GameKings Video Interview

March 19, 2014

The indie-game I’m working on is slowly getting closer to release… can you believe it? For all the Dutch-speaking readers, here is a very nice 20 minute video feature by GameKings about our whole Caromble! team. I’m only seen a couple of times. Anyways it gives a good view into how we struggle work. One … Continue reading The PR Push: A GameKings Video Interview →

The “Vaslav” Costumes, Part I

March 13, 2014

Vaslav Costumes 1

This week the play “Vaslav” premiered in Amsterdam’s DeLaMar theater. So I’m posting the designs right now and skip some older projects. I saw it on Tuesday – and liked it a lot. It’s about the early 20th century Russian ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky – often called the greatest dancer of all time. Mainly it’s … Continue reading The “Vaslav” Costumes, Part I →