This story, like so many others in recent times, starts at the beginning of the coronavirus crisis. You sit in lockdown and start to think about how you actually came to be a 3D artist. It definitely has something to do with the joy of technology and discovering it through play. So it's not hard to take this thought further and think about the first computer that set you on this path. Of course, your neighbour's Commodore 64 and your own 80386 computer with Windows 3.11 come to mind. But there was something else before all the big computers: the Gameboy. Even if it wasn't powerful and purpose-built, it could undoubtedly be categorised as a computer. And so it's fair to conclude that I learnt about my love of computers with the Gameboy.
A passion that ultimately led me to my profession. And so the ball started rolling on what was to become a 1 ½ month full-time project called "Loveletter" - namely to transform my old Gameboy Classic, purchased around 199...
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