WELCOME
Hello everyone!
Welcome to North Peak Entertainment, My name is Brendon Bauman!
I have worked in the video game industry for 10 years and previously worked as an Art Director on Halo Infinite. I worked in both the AAA and Indie space and always have strived to create amazing experiences for gamers everywhere!
I am taking the next step in my journey and working on North Peak's first project: Stallion.
Stallion is a third-person narrative shooter currently being developed in Unreal 5
My goal with North Peak Entertainment is to create stories for players that have fantastic visuals and gameplay that simply feels great.
- Brendon "Doodle Viking" Bauman
About
My name is Brendon Bauman
First and foremost I am an artist and a creator.
My goal throughout life has always been to create experiences and build stories, whether that be for an audience or myself. Growing up I always was tinkering with duct tape and whatever was lying around my parent's house but as time passed I learned new tools and new forms of entertainment. Enjoying movies and video games led me down the path of learning how to tell stories and slowly build my toolbox of skills that would eventually lead to me creating video games.
When I first went to College I originally wanted to be a concept artist and quickly jumped into 3D where I became a generalist focusing on environments and characters to gain some experience. Little did I know this would be a huge blessing when I grew into an Art Director because I have been able to stay a generalist and understand almost every avenue of game development. This became great as an Art Director because I can look at the production with a very holistic view and understand virtually every avenue of game development.
Now that I have worked on a few great projects such as Halo Infinite, Rainbow Six: Siege, Rainbow Six: Extraction, and many others! I have seen the benefits and struggles of large and small production and I want to use that experience to create something unique!
"Always Be Creating - Samwise Didier"
