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Water Chip? Been There, Done That

It's "Inside the Vault" again. And today it's Christiane Meister's turn to answer the questions. Of course they did not ask her if she played Fallout.<blockquote>Our first Inside the Vault for 2008 is with someone all our Elder Scrolls fans know - Christiane Meister. She’s been the Lead Character Artist for Morrowind and Oblivion. She is currently hard at work on Fallout 3 along with the rest of the team.
What’s your job at Bethesda?
I am currently the Lead Character Artist for The Elder Scrolls titles.
What is the best part about working as an artist? The worst part?
My favorite part is designing how characters will look and work, down to the hairstyles, armor, and clothing. I generally liked to maintain a feel of culture — the objects that these people wore came from somewhere and were made by people of that particular place. I hope to carry that even further in the future. The worst part of the job is not quite succeeding at what you had envisioned, whether it is time, technology, or design constraints. But then art is never really finished — only abandoned.
What would you say is your personal favorite game of all time?
Hmm, that’s tough…I’d say the most memorable games I’ve played are Wing Commander, Grim Fandango, and KOTOR.
What games are you looking forward to?
I need to sit down and play Mass Effect and Assassin’s Creed.</blockquote>Link: Inside the Vault - Christiane Meister
What’s your job at Bethesda?
I am currently the Lead Character Artist for The Elder Scrolls titles.
What is the best part about working as an artist? The worst part?
My favorite part is designing how characters will look and work, down to the hairstyles, armor, and clothing. I generally liked to maintain a feel of culture — the objects that these people wore came from somewhere and were made by people of that particular place. I hope to carry that even further in the future. The worst part of the job is not quite succeeding at what you had envisioned, whether it is time, technology, or design constraints. But then art is never really finished — only abandoned.
What would you say is your personal favorite game of all time?
Hmm, that’s tough…I’d say the most memorable games I’ve played are Wing Commander, Grim Fandango, and KOTOR.
What games are you looking forward to?
I need to sit down and play Mass Effect and Assassin’s Creed.</blockquote>Link: Inside the Vault - Christiane Meister