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'''Eske Yoshinob''' is a freelance illustrator and programmer who has provided work for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. Originally a game model designer working for {{wp|Now Production}}, he later moved on to producing 3D CG material for {{wp|Daiichi Sankyo}} before becoming employed at Square Visual Works, part of {{wp|Square Enix}}, in 2005. While there he was involved setup simulation, pipeline tool development, and model creation/animation for games in the Final Fantasy series and Kingdom Hearts series. Concurrently, he also worked at {{wp|Exit Tunes, Inc.}}, then called Quake Holdings, as an illustrator, primarily involved in the production of album covers for the {{wp|Exit Trance}} series. He chose to go freelance at the end of 2009. | '''Eske Yoshinob''' is a freelance illustrator and programmer who has provided work for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. Originally a game model designer working for {{wp|Now Production}}, he later moved on to producing 3D CG material for {{wp|Daiichi Sankyo}} before becoming employed at Square Visual Works, part of {{wp|Square Enix}}, in 2005. While there he was involved setup simulation, pipeline tool development, and model creation/animation for games in the Final Fantasy series and the Kingdom Hearts series. Concurrently, he also worked at {{wp|Exit Tunes, Inc.}}, then called Quake Holdings, as an illustrator, primarily involved in the production of album covers for the {{wp|Exit Trance}} series. He chose to go freelance at the end of 2009. | ||
In 2010, he provided 3D model and animation work while at {{wp|Polygon Pictures}}, and was involved in the development of {{wp|Transformers Prime}} and {{wp|Tron: Uprising}}. He began producing illustrations for the Pokémon Trading Card Game in 2011, and began providing workflow and pipeline solutions for {{wp|Toei Animation}} in 2012. | In 2010, he provided 3D model and animation work while at {{wp|Polygon Pictures}}, and was involved in the development of {{wp|Transformers Prime}} and {{wp|Tron: Uprising}}. He began producing illustrations for the Pokémon Trading Card Game in 2011, and began providing workflow and pipeline solutions for {{wp|Toei Animation}} in 2012. | ||
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==Work for the TCG== | ==Work for the TCG== | ||
Yoshinob's first illustration was featured in {{TCG|Dragon Selection}}, with the majority of his subsequent work featuring {{TCG|Pokémon-EX}}. As such, many of the images he creates convey a sense of forward motion and feature slightly exaggerated proportions so the art breaks the confines of the illustration window. He also uses the type or an attribute of a particular Pokémon to provide focus. His illustrations featured in the {{TCG|Shiny Collection}} are drawn conventionally as opposed to using 3D software, and in a purposely cute style to mirror the content of the set. For a list of cards Yoshinob has illustrated, go [[:Category:Illus. by Eske Yoshinob|here]]. | Yoshinob's first illustration was featured in {{TCG|Dragon Selection}}, with the majority of his subsequent work featuring {{TCG|Pokémon-EX}}. As such, many of the images he creates convey a sense of forward motion and feature slightly exaggerated proportions so the art breaks the confines of the illustration window. He also uses the type or an attribute of a particular Pokémon to provide focus. His illustrations featured in the {{TCG|Shiny Collection}} are drawn conventionally as opposed to using 3D software, and in a purposely cute style to mirror the content of the set. For a list of cards Yoshinob has illustrated, go [[:Category:Illus. by Eske Yoshinob|here]]. | ||
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