Welcome! My name is Audrey Wells. I am a 2D/3D artist, programmer, and gamer living in Austin, Texas. I specialize in modeling and texturing environments and props, but I'm interested in all aspects of film and game creation.
I obtained my B.S. degree in Computer Science from Mount Union College in 2004, and my M.S. degree in Visualization Sciences from Texas A&M University in 2008.
Thanks for taking the time to view my website, and feel free to contact me via email: wellsae@viz.tamu.edu.
I've been a computer, gaming, and film aficionado as long as I can remember. My obsession with computers and games started in the 80s when my family got an Apple II computer and Atari 2600. My earliest experiences of games were simple affairs involving monochrome monitors and floppy disks. One of my most vivid memories is of the day my Dad brought home our first color monitor, with a whopping eight different colors!
Needless to say, I was hooked. As computers, graphics, games, and film improved over the years, I realized I had discovered my true calling. Growing up, I played computer games voraciously, especially in the adventure or puzzle genre. During my teens I was an avid writer for game review websites such as Just Adventure, and even wrote a few columns and reviews for Computer Gaming World magazine. During college, I discovered I also enjoyed other genres, including first person shooters, strategy, simulation, and role-playing games. I'm also a huge fan of films with digital effects.
Using Lightbox Slideshow to view the images
Lightbox Slideshow is the simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the portfolio pages.
Using Mouse:
- Click the "Prev" and "Next" buttons underneath the caption
- Mouse over the left or right side of the image, and click anywhere on the image when the "Prev" or "Next" graphic displays.
- Click "Start Slideshow" if you want all of the grouped images to cycle automatically.
- Click "Close" button or anywhere outside the lightbox to close the window.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
- left arrow for previous image
- right arrow for next image
- s to toggle the slideshow
- x to close