craig snedeker

I uploaded two things to my Itch.io yesterday, both of them free game dev resources. The first is an update to my Classic64 Asset Library, which has 61 new textures and 3 new models, and the second is the lowpoly semi truck I made last week, now with a trailer and available to download for free.

1( Classic64 Asset Library 2( Free Lowpoly Semi Truck

Check out a personal project I finished recently: my first serious attempt at 3D modeling a vehicle! This started out as a simple, lowpoly style semi truck but ended up a lot more detailed, with chassis, suspension, brakes, and an interior!

I recently finished another lowpoly, isometric scenes trading card series for NeonMob, a few months after the first one got released. Isometric Journeys: Round Trip is being released a limited edition series March 5th, and focuses on the journey of a bus starting at a small town bus station to a big city bus depot. I focused more on details and environments for this one and am really excited to show this one off! I even pulled a few things from the first series (Isometric Journeys) and snuck them into this one. 

Click here to collect this series!

I recently started working on a series of low-poly, isometric scenes for a trading card set on NeonMob (feel free to vote for it by clicking here!). NeonMob is a great site where you can collect and trade digital trading cards, and hopefully this will be a series on there soon. At the time I posted this, I have 22 scenes with 10 variations, but that number will rise as I continue making these. Be sure to check out my creator profile on NeonMob!

A little while ago I designed this logo for my mom’s knitting design business, @jennysnedekerdesign. I wanted to make her something cute, simple, and modern and this is what we came up with.

I recently had the opportunity to design a logo for my job at the Narrowsburg Water & Sewer Department. 

I've been interested in game development for a long time, but I never had the time to sit down and learn programming or have been focused enough to complete a project. I still enjoy creating game content though, so I've been working on a huge asset library on and off over the past few years that is inspired by N64 and PS1/PS2 era games. I'm a huge fan of this aesthetic and hope it can be used by many independent and upcoming game creators!

I just released version 0.1 on my Itch.io today! I know it’s far from finished, but the amount of time it’s going to take to complete it is years in the future so I wanted to get this pushed out for people to start being able to use it.