to you and from there you will find the artists^
behind those images and the groups they belong
to. A good way to find your way around is to
keep an eye on the front-page of the site where
you can reach the “Today’s” tab on the site.
From here you get a good array of different
themed areas that are changed daily/weekly/
monthly to get you started.
DAL: Thanks. Yes, I do wish there was an
“Exclude all Ponies and Furries” button
somewhere on their search. What are you
working on at the moment? Do you see any
new themes starting to emerge in your art?
CL: I’m currently working on a personal game
project with my long time partner, so my art is
currently a mix of sci-fi and fantasy game-
related game-assets for a 2D platformer game.
In the last few years I’ve had a lot of requests
for early 20th century Art Nouveau (Jugend) style
artworks, so I tend to do a lot of those these
days outside my game design.
DAL: Great, well we wish you well with that.
Thanks again for this in-depth interview.
CL: Thank you for the opportunity.
Cathrine Langwagen is online at:
http://www.cassiopeiaart.com/ and