My job consisted to produce multiple in-game UI Menu Flows and Mockups and custom assets ranging from in-game Modal prompts, Rules Pages, button tiles visuals, icons and promotional marketing Key Arts.

At Ubisoft, UI Artists are also considered integrators, as of such I followed and wrote new documentations for processes, workflows and best industry practices over the years for juniors and newcomers alike.

The main keyart for the event was made by John Bigorgne. I had to readapt it to fit the UI screen so that it doesnt overlaps with the Interface assets.

My goal, as usual, was to pay tribute to what the world team created for the map and seek to pay tribute through the interface artistic designs.

Some funny tid-bits we did through the event process was to customize gadgets and have portraits and characters weild to official rendered skinned items. It was my job to add those little easter eggs here and there.

On rainbow Six Siege I've always been at the very forefront of the Cards system rework that eventually will make them customizable items. But before they were, cards and operators were blended together.

This was very neat as artists could take freedom of making custom rim lights, color overlays and blends with the backgrounds. And, event after event, I pushed back the characters more and more to allow us to see much more of the background too.