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Update: I’m committed to Echoes as a technical artist!

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Hello! I’m Rain Du, an enthusiastic game developer and a second-year MSCS student (general CS) taking AGP as an elective.

I’m looking for an AGP game to work on this semester, and hopefully continue as a volunteer next semester. I can wear many hats depending on the team’s need, but I prefer to work primarily as an artist or technical artist. If I join your team, I can guarantee at least 8 hours of work each week, and at least until the end of this semester.

Here are links to some of my past work:

2D

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Some drawings and paintings⁠

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Harvest Island⁠

, where I did all of 2D and most of 3D

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Another tiny game⁠

where I did all of art (and everything else)

I was also a volunteer 2D artist for

Grandma Green⁠

, one of last year’s MFA & AGP projects

3D and technical art

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Lumiland⁠

(my undergraduate capstone), where I defined the rendering pipeline and created all the art assets.

Low-poly environment models with custom hand-painted textures (Maya, Substance Painter)

Sculpted, rigged and animated the characters (Maya, ZBrush)

See the embedded video in the above link for more technical art problem solving examples

I made this blob character during GGJ2022:

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Harvest Island⁠

again, where I made most of the 3D models and programmed the rendering pipeline in C++/OpenGL to render them in this toon + pixelated style.

I’m also a volunteer art generalist for MFA project Shepherds. So far I mostly helped process the environment models using Blender.

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Break Apart⁠

is a Blender addon I made to help the team speed up the modeling, UV and exporting workflow. Below are some models I worked on (original “clean” models by Xindi Zhang)

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Other

I’m mostly a programmer outside the AGP context.

miyehn.me⁠

is my general portfolio site. I also know a bit about web frontend (React) and built this portfolio site from scratch - if that’s relevant.

Contact

Discord: miyehn

USC Email: yumengd@usc.edu

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LinkedIn⁠

(let’s connect regardless!)

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