Author Archives: Kapz
The Watermint Background
In my dream there’s a dark winding path engulfed by a creeping blue haze. I’m not afraid of it. Nor am I afraid of the black, bare, branches that creep over the path that lie before me. A single crow … Continue reading
Still Pulsating
Watermint Studios Update Watermint Studios is still alive and kicking! In fact, just in the last couple of months we’ve made huge strides towards extending our product tools even farther. We look forward to our next release which we’re targeting … Continue reading
Earn A Mint: Asset Submissions
Deliberation. A huge thank you to the artists who submitted work in the latest Earn A Mint Request. It was pretty amazing to see the creativity and artist interpretation from various perspectives. This is why programmers should not create their … Continue reading
Earn a Mint: A New Year Comes, Along With A New Round Of Assets!
Here it is, a new round of Earn a Mint assets for the talented game artist community. Our first round of Earn a Mint art assets were wildly successful. Watermint Studios has paid out hundreds of dollars to independent game … Continue reading
Earn A Mint Program
As Game Artists begin to submit their artwork for the Earn a Mint program, it is exciting to see such awesome results. We have received feedback and plan to make some changes to help Artists easily understand the submission process … Continue reading
The Average Game Influenza
Moving away from the “been there, done that.” We’ve seen it all before. We’ve experience the “grind” before. You go out, purchase a game, install it, and say, “Oh neat! This looks different.” But then, you get into the game … Continue reading
Persona of Play
Hey, Nice Art When building out a game, there are so many different variables that often time is difficult to really even comprehend. From a creative standpoint, there’s art. Seems simple enough, right? Most graphics now days are nice to … Continue reading
Game Artists Wanted, No Seriously, They Really Are!!
Two items with this post. First, is there a game artist out there willing to endure the endless amounts of work that we’ll throw at them? It’s paid of course, but of the artists we’ve tried to contract with, they … Continue reading
