The making of the Tigron K-SVR

[Ace3000]

Honestly, I don't think I play with any other skin when I take Tigron out for a spin. The black and yellow skin just works so perfectly.

[Mooney]

Honestly, I don't think I play with any other skin when I take Tigron out for a spin. The black and yellow skin just works so perfectly.

Here's an extra bit of trivia for you. That skin was designed by Dan Cook, who has worked on a ton of wipeout games, including fusion were he designed the original Tigron! So hes come full circle now.

[BlackReign]

As a designer myself this was a great read (I saw the reddit post you made for this). Great stuff. Please ask the dev to make a WO Omega Collection physical art book (that ideally includes some of your work on Tigron)!

[Mooney]

As a designer myself this was a great read (I saw the reddit post you made for this). Great stuff. Please ask the dev to make a WO Omega Collection physical art book (that ideally includes some of your work on Tigron)!

Glad you like it. So, what do you design? do you have a website?

[BlackReign]

Glad you like it. So, what do you design? do you have a website?

Sorry for the late reply. I'm a motion designer and head of the graphics team for a TV show call Through The Decades. Nothing super exciting and the demo is older. My site's old but I'll share it when I get it updated.

[Amaroq Dricaldari]

Congrats on the new design. I love it.

[gmrtom7]

Hey Mooney, read your article and found it really cool to hear about your process! I'm a designer as well (UX and games, mainly), but I'm trying to crack 3D modelling as of recent. Would you have any advice or tips for someone in my position who's looking to get better at modelling?

[Concealed Sequence]

Honestly, I don't think I play with any other skin when I take Tigron out for a spin. The black and yellow skin just works so perfectly.

I totally agree!

[Mooney]

Hey Mooney, read your article and found it really cool to hear about your process! I'm a designer as well (UX and games, mainly), but I'm trying to crack 3D modelling as of recent. Would you have any advice or tips for someone in my position who's looking to get better at modelling?

Practice! not what you want to hear I'm sure, but its the only way to improve, keep at it.