Paul Fish is a developer who worked at Obsidian Entertainment on Fallout: New Vegas as an environment artist.
Background
In addition to creating environment models and textures, as well as working on some level population and lighting, Fish also took part in the creation of several weapons and weapon mods for Fallout: New Vegas, including energy weapons, the Plasma Caster, and La Longue Carabine.[1]
Other work
Fish currently works at InXile Entertainment, where he served as a lead environment artist on Wasteland 3.
Employment history
| From | To | Company | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| February 2007 | December 2014 | Obsidian Entertainment | Environment Artist |
| December 2014 | December 2018 | InXile Entertainment | Senior Environment Artist |
| January 2019 | Present | InXile Entertainment | Lead Environment Artist |
Credits
Fallout series
| Year | Title | Credited |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Fallout: New Vegas | Environment Artist |
Other work
| Year | Title | Credited |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Alpha Protocol | Junior Environment Artist |
| 2014 | South Park: The Stick of Truth | Environment Artist |
| 2015 | Pillars of Eternity | Additional Art |
| 2016 | Tyranny | Additional Environment Art |
| 2017 | Torment: Tides of Numenera | Environment Art |
| 2018 | The Bard's Tale Trilogy | Additional Art |
| 2020 | Wasteland 3 | Lead Environment Artist |
Gallery
Ultra-Luxe casino
References
- ↑ Question: "Who made up all of the energy weapons?"
Joshua Sawyer: "I tuned all of the EW stats (too low for a lot of them, unfortunately), but the EWs were modeled and textured mostly by Mitch Ahlswede, Paul Fish, and Aaron Brown."
Question: "whose idea was it to include the plasma caster its awesome!"
Joshua Sawyer: "Mine, but it's just the P94 Plasma Rifle from the original Fallout, so I can't take any real credit for it. Paul Fish modeled and textured it."
Question: "I just wanted you to know, La Longue Carabine is the most beautiful gun I've ever seen in a video game."
Joshua Sawyer: "Thanks, though all credit belongs to Paul Fish, who did the modeling and texturing. The offset scope was based on one we saw in a Clint Eastwood film (not the Sharps in Josey Wales -- another one I can't remember right now)."
(Joshua Sawyer Formspring posts)