Ofrenda Board Game Art - Honoring Culture and the Dead - Interview with Alex Herrerias (Issue #79)
“This game was an excellent opportunity to teach people more about this Mexican tradition, and I had the chance to explore familiar places. I thought about families from Mexico, but I also wanted to represent the various regions.”
Onoda Board Game Art - Visual Storytelling - Interview with Javi de Castro (Issue #74)
“There are many tragic moments in the story, I tried to reflect them with colors, shapes, and other resources. The board game follows Onoda's life chronologically, and I tried to reflect that in the cards; you can see how he ages.. “
Interstellar Adventures Board Game Art - Narrative Design and the Optimism of 1960s Science Fiction - Interview with Adrián Iglesias (Issue #71)
“If we think about the science fiction of the 1960s, we can say that its main characteristic, in terms of design and thinking about the mechanics of space travel, is optimistic naivety….”
The Lost Expedition - Garen Ewing: Art in Board Games #3
I think I always wanted to be an illustrator, perhaps more specifically a comic artist - so I’ve been lucky. I was in hospital a lot as a child and my mum gave me comics to read and paper and pencils to draw with to keep me occupied - so perhaps my fate was sealed...