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Submitted by arakouftaian 799d ago | article

Jan-Bart Van Beek, Killzone lead artist

As Art Director, Jan-Bart van Beek is responsible for the overall quality of art and animation at Guerrilla. Originally a photography student at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague, Jan-Bart soon turned to computer graphics software to enhance his work. After graduation, he applied his knowledge as a CG artist in the field of advertising. His ambition to create something more enduring eventually led him to join Guerrilla, where he quickly became the lead artist on the first Killzone title for PlayStation 2. (Dev, Killzone, Killzone 2, Killzone 2 - Visari’s Throne Room Home Space, Killzone 2 DLC Flash & Thunder, Killzone 2 DLC Napalm & Cordite, Killzone 2 DLC Steel & Titanium, Killzone 3, Killzone: Liberation, PS2, PS3, PSP)

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