Guillermo Gonzalez

Guillermo Gonzalez has a diverse work experience in the field of art and multimedia. Guillermo started their career in 1999 as a Staff Research Assistant at UCLA Leroy Neiman Center, where they developed web applications and assisted in designing and maintaining web projects. Guillermo then worked at VPI.Net as a Flash Programmer, where they developed interactive Flash websites and games for various clients.

In 2003, Guillermo worked as a 3D Generalist by Contract at Rhythm & Hues, and later joined Clairvoyant Systems Inc. as a Tech Artist and UI Designer. Guillermo was responsible for the UI design and implementation of projects, and also created Flash demos.

Guillermo then joined Tech and Toon Interactive as a Multimedia Director, where they worked until 2008. During this time, they gained experience in managing multimedia projects. Guillermo also worked at Blockade Entertainment as an Animator, where they assisted in repurposing video game assets and created original content.

In 2012, Guillermo started working at High 5 Games as an Animator and eventually took on the role of Senior Animator and Associate Art Director. Currently, they are working as the Art Director at High 5 Games, leading the game production department and overseeing the execution of art needs.

At Ollinelli Interactive, Guillermo worked as a Digital Artist and provided design, development, animation, and interactive solutions for various clients. Guillermo also taught the Art & Music Department's Interactive Multimedia Design course as an Adjunct Professor at Bronx Community College.

Overall, Guillermo Gonzalez has a comprehensive background in art, animation, multimedia, and UI/UX design, with a strong focus on game development and interactive solutions.

Guillermo Gonzalez attended Palm Springs High School from 1992 to 1996, where they completed their high school education. Guillermo then pursued further studies at UCLA from 1996 to 2001 and obtained a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology.