Isaac Bishop is a multidisciplinary artist from Atlanta, GA with a strong work ethic and a desire to collaborate with the best and brightest in the world of video games. They’ve worked on numerous personal, academic, and professional projects related to game design and animation, often contributing a large amount of work and managerial duties. They’re known among peers for their attention to detail, eagerness to pitch in with any part of a project, and lightning-fast turnarounds. 

With a gaming history kicked off by games like “Spore” (2008), “Minecraft” (2011), and an assortment of Nintendo titles, Isaac has been enamored with the unique worlds of video games since childhood. Their foray into game development began with the release of “Half-Life: Alyx - Final Hours”, a behind-the-scenes look at the production of Valve’s then-latest title, “Half-Life: Alyx”. They were enraptured by the vast assortment of skills that went into making a successful video game, and realized it was the perfect combination of their artistic talents and affinity for math and logic. After high school, they set off for Savannah College of Art & Design to pursue a bachelor’s in game development, and the rest is history.

In their spare time, when they’re not working on their slew of personal projects, they’re constantly learning anything and everything that might improve or provide insight to their craft.