Photoshop
Maya
ZBrush
Houdini
Substance Painter
Blender
Arnold
Nuke
KeyShot
V-Ray
Marvelous Designer
Mari
Marmoset Toolbag
Substance Designer
3ds Max
Redshift
3D Coat
Lightroom
Faceform Wrap
After Effects
Octane Render
Speed Tree
Daz3D
Reality Capture
Agisoft Metashape
Modo
Fusion
Gravity Sketch
Gaea
Premiere
Cinema 4D
Procreate
Katana
Quixel DDO
Mudbox
Mixamo
SketchBook Pro
SketchUp
Adobe Medium
Clip Studio Paint
Natron
Quixel Bridge
Quixel Megascans
Quixel Mixer
Substance 3D Modeler
World Creator
Yeti
Ziva VFX
Massive
Materialize
TreeIt
Ornatrix
PreForm
SynthEyes
Corel Painter
QuickTime
StoryboardPro
xNormal
animBot
Unity
ReCap
MeshMixer
Gaffer
DaVinci Resolve
World Machine
Krita
Graham was arguably the most technically proficient member of myteam during my time at Blizzard and was key in evolving several of our lighting and compositing workflows, including major improvements to our color pipeline, image-based lighting, and subsurface scattering rendering quality. His ability to solve challenging problems and use of innovative techniques resulted in visuals that wowed our artistic leadership and raised the bar for his teammates.
Graham led many shows as a lighting lead, crafting beautiful shots that have significantly contributed to some of the most memorable cinematic moments in the history of Blizzard cinematics. He possesses an eye for beautiful color balance and value structure, and has a deep interest in the details of lens choices and their characteristics.
Graham was arguably the most technically proficient member of my team during my time at Blizzard and was key in evolving several of our lighting and compositing workflows, including major improvements to our color pipeline, image-based lighting, and subsurface scattering rendering quality. His ability to solve challenging problems and use of innovative techniques resulted in visuals that wowed our artistic leadership and raised the bar for his teammates.
