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Pre-order Jungle Ascent from 5th Street Games
Hot dang, I look tough in this picture.
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Pre-order Jungle Ascent from 5th Street Games
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Hot dang, I look tough in this picture.
Profile
Brian Kohrman currently works as a Senior VFX Artist for Disney Interactive Studios, and graduated from Brigham Young University in 2009 with a BA in Animation. Previous experience includes an art internship with Sony Online Entertainment, educational game design and programming for BYU Independent Study, 3d character animation for Andy's Airplanes, and commercial animation for Cartoon Solutions.
Artist Friends
- Andy Erekson
- Anthony Holden
- Ben Chung-hoon
- Big Teddy T
- Billy Eggington (Eggington Prod.)
- Brant Moon
- Carson McKay
- Chip Kohrman
- Chris Welch
- David Dunn
- Hannah Hillam
- Jacob Black
- Jake Wyatt
- Jason Kim
- Jed Henry
- Joe Creswell
- Jon Ruiz
- Josh Black
- Josh Deeb (SOE)
- Josh Fronk
- Justin Taylor
- Kevin Walton
- Kory Hubbell
- Michael Mercer
- Nate Brock (SOE)
- Rachel Bennett
- Shay Wright
- Steve Glauser
- Wyatt Miles
6 comments:
What in the world were you doing watching the presidential debates? Don't you have some better things to do with your time?
After looking at these caricatures, I believe I can identify your preferred candidate!
not necessarily...
was it wolf blitzer?
I know we dont know each other Brian, but I came across these pictures on your blog in a google search, and loved the motivational poster and your caricatures (particularly this gop one) and being that I recently graduated from BYU myself I didn't think it would be too weird to leave you a comment (hopefully...)
Of course it's OK! Glad you like it! And, good luck in the real world after college...
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