3DTotal : Have you ever come up with a new idea that you would like to implement in a new basketball game? Andy : Yes, to be more involved in the game design aspect has always been my goal – which is to help create a game-play oriented basketball simulation, with lots of spot-on neat touches in the mix that will make the true basketball fans smile from their hearts as they uncover them through their gaming experience.

3DTotal : What has been your main source of inspiration over the years? Andy : Music has played an important part in my life, as I love to compose melodies that flows with my CG pieces. I love photography as well; it has opened my eyes and has taught me to see elements within our world differently. 3DTotal : Having a love for photography must come in use when doing your job, as it must help you understand light. Is this a far comment to say? Andy : Photography does help me learn to appreciate natures fineness down to the tiniest detail. If one observe closely enough the world around us, it is often more interesting than it appears to be - full of inspirational moments.

3DTotal : So what do you think the future has in store for you? Andy : Staying innovative and always being a student to the industry is the key. I love new challenges and I would Ideally let, where challenges are present, guide me to places. 3DTotal : Apart from computers what is the most ideal way you like to spend your time away from work? Andy : My spare time is usually spent on weekly sport events with my family and our cute, Yorkshire terrier puppy called Ramen. I also have my keyboard and my guitars beside my workstation at home as music is my favorite ways to relax .

3DTotal : Thanks for talk to us. One last question before we finish. If you could give one bit of advice to any up and coming artist that wants to get into the games industry, what would it be? Andy : I have since met a wide range of personalities in this field; one would be amazed by how well so many individual talents work together for the team’s success as a whole. Despite artistic talent, for one to be adaptive within a group environment, it's essential for any project to turn out well in the end.