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Speed Sketch: Happy Halloween 2019! ✨

Check out our all-new duo of Halloween speed sketches from game artists Yotty Kim and Roma Jensen!

October 30, 2019 // James LaPierre

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Speed Sketch: Happy Fall 2019!

We’re celebrating the beauty of the autumn season with an all-new speed sketch from Game Artist Jill Alderete!

November 27, 2019 // James LaPierre

Speed Sketch…in 3D!

Check out our first-ever speed model – a 3D variant of our popular speed sketch series – from 3D Environment Artist Meg Tyler!

December 9, 2019 // James LaPierre

The Origin Story of the Filabee

Every hero needs an origin story! This is the origin story of our brand mascot and hero, the Filabee.

February 12, 2020 // Brandon Pittser

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Speed Sketch: Happy Fall 2020!

With winter quickly approaching, we’re commemorating the final moments of the fall season with an all-new, autumn-themed speed sketch!

November 25, 2020 // James LaPierre

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Speed Sketch: Happy Holidays 2021!

⛄Season’s Greetings from Filament Games! ⛄ This year, we have plenty of reasons to celebrate. From becoming a Roblox Developer to speaking events to the latest updates in our upcoming game, RoboCo, we’ve been making moves here at Filament Games! We can’t wait to see what the future holds for EdTech and game-based learning –…

December 22, 2021 // Alyssa Froehling

How to Make a Simple Project Shine

We make games! You already knew that because you’re reading our blog, but what you may not know is that we’ve partnered with a variety of organizations to design elegant platforms to house their games, apps, and other digital content. These projects have brought to light a number of design concepts that we wanted to…

March 8, 2017 // Madeline Folz

How to Make a Learning Game

It Begins With An Idea Video games typically begin with design, either starting with a great idea or pursuing a creative solution to a tough problem. It is entirely possible to imagine games for which there is no demand, or to identify a space where there is a need but no good game can be…

January 4, 2016 // Stephen Calender

Speed Sketch! Natasha Soglin draws Carrie Ray-Hill

Take a look behind-the-scenes as Game Art Team Lead Natasha Soglin draws Filament Games partner and iCivics Director of Programs Carrie Ray-Hill. We captured this video condensing Natasha’s 50-minute workflow and showcasing the skill and attention to detail needed to create art for a game studio. Sit back, relax, and watch as Natasha starts with a blank…

May 18, 2016 // Kat Shanahan

The Game Artist’s Arsenal

What is one of the most obvious, but least-talked about aspects of digital games? It’s literally staring you in the face, and yet is not necessarily required to make a functional game. If you answered “game art,” you should continue reading. Hi, I’m Natasha, and I’m the art team lead. At Filament Games we are…

June 2, 2016 // Natasha Soglin

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