Thomas Leponce

I had to do a test for two weeks. So you get the concept art. Corey was just saying that they want you to track your time, of course, and don't worry about this. Just work like you would do and show the steps that you did. So, for example, on my art test, I just showed that I went to white box at this stage, I went to detail at that stage, and worked on the final art at that stage, while showing it in my time tracking. And it gives you all the details of what you need to know for your art test. And basically you have fun with it and show your artistic side. That's the thing with concept art. Even working every day, you have to kind of have an artistic side of things. You don't do from A to Z what you see in the concept art. Just have fun with it. Try to adapt the shapes or adapt the props to what you feel like it could be. So it is kind of interesting to see how you see the props being interesting, basically. And that's one thing that I think we value a lot, seeing that you can have an artistic point of view on things. And it's really, truly fun. It was a great test, in my opinion.