Title: Undisclosed

Date: Fall 2008 to Undisclosed

Job Title: Level Artist

Game Info: Undisclosed

Title: Prince of Persia (PS3/360)

Date: Fall 2007 to Fall 2008, from mid pre-production to Gold Master

Job Title: Level Artist (level visual design, modeling, lighting, use of an in-house engine, and more)

Game Info: Prince of Persia is a Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and PC action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal, and it features an acclaimed unique illustrative artstyle.

Video: Click here to watch a video of the game's introduction level, which I made. Textures by Isabelle Gagnon.

"One of the most radiant, sumptuous and satisfying game world's we've seen [...] it's consistently arresting, lying somewhere between the relentless imagination of Studio Ghibli and the sturdy design ethic of Disney." - IGN

"Prince of Persia is beautiful to look at, thanks to vibrant cel-shading and some sumptuous environments." - Gamespot

"The phenomenal graphics we've seen in screenshots of Prince of Persia are even more amazing when put to motion, creating a world that alternates between dark and dreadful and colorfully fantastic." - Kotaku

"The game is simply gorgeous, with incredible art, and some areas that are literally jaw dropping. It looks like a water painting come to life." - Gametrailers

Title: Naruto: Rise of a Ninja

Date: Spring 2006 to Fall 2007, from conception to Gold Master

Job Title: Level Artist (level visual design, modeling, texturing, lighting, use of an in-house engine, and more)

Game Info: Naruto: Rise of a Ninja is an Xbox 360-exclusive video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal, the industry's first Japanese-license-based game to be developed by a non-Japanese company.

"While there have been several spectacular Japanese Naruto fighting games, this one was created by Ubisoft Montreal - the first non-Japanese developed Naruto game. Somehow they completely beat the odds." - Kotaku.

"To date, the result of translating Naruto into a videogame has not been positive with almost no great titles on shelves. That changes with the release of Ubisoft's Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, without question the best Naruto game to date. [...] A gorgeous game that looks better in motion than standing still. This is how to turn an anime into a videogame." - IGN

"Not only is Naruto: Rise of a Ninja the best Naruto game released yet, but it's also a pretty damn fine game whether you appreciate the Naruto franchise or not." - Gamespy

"The graphics are fantastic, and running and jumping around the Naruto world is as convincing as it is compelling." - 1up