Mark, the ever-so-charming editor of the Sulake paper, has returned with a special interview!

For the second issue, he is chatting to Painimies, one of Sulake’s graphic designers. Before the actual interview, here’s some background information on him. He first started working with graphics at the age of 13 when his mum bought him a brand new Mac computer (at a hefty price too, but at the time she wasn’t aware. Classic trick…) and he started with programs as basic as Paintbrush! At 16, the CEO of To The Point, a Finnish multimedia company, employed him at their first meeting, and it all led from there…

• I think the first Furni I did was the holoboy.
• The sizeable beanstalk was fun to draw, since I didn’t have to worry about corners, perspective and such.
• I quite like the gothic table.
• The disco ball was surprisingly tricky to animate without a 3D model.
• I’ve done the Executive set, and I like it because they are the kind of furniture I like in real life as well. Dark wood, leather, clear lines, that sort of thing.
• I love how you can stack USVA shelves without getting that black line between pieces. Same goes for that one sand patch I did.
• Crystal patch was a pain in the butt to do, but I’m not sure if it was entirely worth the trouble.
• Actually, maybe I AM proud of one thing: The way Bling pool fools you into thinking you are sitting below floor surface, even though it’s just a regular chair.
• Oh, and I have to mention the huge movie “screen”, just because it’s so big. What a job it was to make it work.

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