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'''Denis R. Loubet''' (last named pronounced "lou BAY") is an artist who has worked extensively in the gaming industry since 1979. He has created both digital and traditional art for video games, pen-and-paper RPGs, books, manuals, magazines, advertisements, and more. He began his professional career in 1979-1948 working for [[Steve Jackson Games]], then became a freelance artist from 1984-1987 although he continued to produce art for Steve Jackson Games, but also [[Origin Systems]] and [[Hero Games]]. From 1987-1997 he was hired as a Senior Artist art Origin. From 1997-1998 he was the V.P. of art at [[Illusion Machines]]. From 1998-2001 he worked freelance for several major game companies. From 2002-2009 he worked as the artist and co-owner of Asylumsoft as it was bought by TKO Software and eventually Iron Will Games. He also co-founded Pixel Mine Games 2007 and worked there until 2009. Since then, Denis has been working freelance and still contributing to various gaming projects.
 
'''Denis R. Loubet''' (last named pronounced "lou BAY") is an artist who has worked extensively in the gaming industry since 1979. He has created both digital and traditional art for video games, pen-and-paper RPGs, books, manuals, magazines, advertisements, and more. He began his professional career in 1979-1948 working for [[Steve Jackson Games]], then became a freelance artist from 1984-1987 although he continued to produce art for Steve Jackson Games, but also [[Origin Systems]] and [[Hero Games]]. From 1987-1997 he was hired as a Senior Artist art Origin. From 1997-1998 he was the V.P. of art at [[Illusion Machines]]. From 1998-2001 he worked freelance for several major game companies. From 2002-2009 he worked as the artist and co-owner of Asylumsoft as it was bought by TKO Software and eventually Iron Will Games. He also co-founded Pixel Mine Games 2007 and worked there until 2009. Since then, Denis has been working freelance and still contributing to various gaming projects.
  
Denis Loubet is also part of the Atheist Community of Austin and has appeared on the [[The Atheist Experience]] television show with fellow Origin alum, [[Jeff Dee]].
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Denis Loubet is also part of the Atheist Community of Austin and has appeared on the ''[[The Atheist Experience]]'' television show with fellow Origin alum, [[Jeff Dee]].
  
 
Though I had grown up with Denis's art, I wasn't really aware of it until I started delving deeper into the credits of the game industry. Then, I discovered that Denis had painted the art for many of the video game boxes I loved as well as made graphics for many of my favorite games.
 
Though I had grown up with Denis's art, I wasn't really aware of it until I started delving deeper into the credits of the game industry. Then, I discovered that Denis had painted the art for many of the video game boxes I loved as well as made graphics for many of my favorite games.

Revision as of 16:40, 13 March 2019

Denis Loubet in 2007.

Denis R. Loubet (last named pronounced "lou BAY") is an artist who has worked extensively in the gaming industry since 1979. He has created both digital and traditional art for video games, pen-and-paper RPGs, books, manuals, magazines, advertisements, and more. He began his professional career in 1979-1948 working for Steve Jackson Games, then became a freelance artist from 1984-1987 although he continued to produce art for Steve Jackson Games, but also Origin Systems and Hero Games. From 1987-1997 he was hired as a Senior Artist art Origin. From 1997-1998 he was the V.P. of art at Illusion Machines. From 1998-2001 he worked freelance for several major game companies. From 2002-2009 he worked as the artist and co-owner of Asylumsoft as it was bought by TKO Software and eventually Iron Will Games. He also co-founded Pixel Mine Games 2007 and worked there until 2009. Since then, Denis has been working freelance and still contributing to various gaming projects.

Denis Loubet is also part of the Atheist Community of Austin and has appeared on the The Atheist Experience television show with fellow Origin alum, Jeff Dee.

Though I had grown up with Denis's art, I wasn't really aware of it until I started delving deeper into the credits of the game industry. Then, I discovered that Denis had painted the art for many of the video game boxes I loved as well as made graphics for many of my favorite games.

Titles

Dozens more titles can be found on Loubet's home page.

Released Title Contribution
1980-??-?? Akalbeth: World of Doom Cover.
1981-??-?? Undead Cover.
1983-??-?? Caverns of Callisto Cover.
1983-??-?? Ultima III: Exodus Cover, manual illustrations.
1985-03-?? Ring Quest Manual illustrations.
1985-??-?? AutoDuel Cover, manual illustrations.
1985-??-?? Man-to-Man Cover.
1985-??-?? Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar Cover, manual illustrations.
1986-??-?? Ogre Cover, manual illustrations.
1986-??-?? Ultima I (Remake) Manual illustrations.
1987-??-?? 2400 A.D. Cover, manual illustrations.
1987-??-?? Robin Hood: The Role Playing Campaign Illustrations.
1988-03-?? Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny Lead artist, graphics, cover, manual illustrations.
1988-12-?? Times of Lore Graphics, cover, manual illustrations.
1989-??-?? Knights of Legend Graphics.
1989-??-?? Space Rogue Graphics.
1989-??-?? Omega Graphics, cover.
1989-??-?? Tangled Tales Cover.
1989-??-?? Windwalker Graphics.
1990-??-?? Bad Blood Graphics.
1990-??-?? The Savage Empire Cover.
1990-??-?? Ultima VI: The False Prophet Graphics, cover, voiceover (FM Towns).
1990-??-?? Wing Commander Graphics.
1990-??-?? Wing Commander: The Secret Missions Cinematic progress screen art.
1991-??-?? Martian Dreams Cover.
1991-??-?? Wing Commander: The Secret Missions 2 - Crusade Dralthi interior design.
1991-??-?? Wing Commander II: Vengeance of the Kilrathi Graphics.
1992-??-?? Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss Cover.
1992-04-16 Ultima VII: The Black Gate Graphics.
1992-07-?? Ultima: Runes of Virtue Graphics.
1993-01-?? Ultima Underworld II: Labyrinth of Worlds Cover.
1993-04-23 Strike Commander Character animations, cinematic animation, backgrounds.
1993-05-25 Ultima VII: Part Two - Serpent Isle Assistant producer, graphics, cover, voiceover.
1993-08-?? Ultima VII: Part Two - The Silver Seed Cinematics, manual illustrations, voiceover.
1993-??-?? ShadowCaster Cover.
1994-03-15 Ultima VIII: Pagan Graphics, cover, manual illustrations.
1994-09-?? Wing Commander: Armada Art director, design.
1994-??-?? Super Wing Commander Graphics.
1995-09-?? Crusader: No Remorse Additional art.
1995-??-?? BioForge Additional art.
1997-02-01 GURPS: Robots Illustrations.
1998-??-?? Dransik Graphics, promotional art. concept art.
1999-10-31 Ultima IX: Ascension Cover, additional art, manual illustrations, map, storyboards, CG art.
2001-05-27 Ultima Online: Third Dawn Concept art.
2002-02-12 Ultima Online: Lord Blackthorn's Revenge Concept art.
2002-03-16 Deus Ex Cinematic art (PS2)
2002-06-28 Arx Fatalis Manual illustrations.
2002-??-?? Ultima Online 2 (Canceled) Concept art.
2004-02-?? Ashen Empires Graphics, cover, promotional art.
2008-09-02 Wizard101 Additional art (Celestia Expansion, Zafaria Expansion)
2010-10-15 Pirate101 Additional art.
2010-??-?? Super Collider Graphics.
2010-??-?? Underworlds Graphics.
2010-??-?? Space Nazis Must Die (Canceled) Cenematics.
2012-09-10 The Protectors Cover.
2012-12-10 Quicksilver Cover.
2013-06-01 A Hero By Any Other Name Cover.
2014-05-19 Due Vigilance Issue 4: Kaiju Kultists Illustrations.
2014-11-14 Béthorm: the Plane of Tékumel Cover.
2016-06-21 The Sword of Midras Illustrations.
20??-??-?? Cashablanca Illustrations.
20??-??-?? Genesis Web site illustrations.

Media

Selected Works

Although Loubet is credited in several games as a graphic artist, he's usually credited along with several other artists, so I can't be sure which images are his.

Photos

Links

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