Nicholas D'alfonso
About Nicholas D'alfonso
Nicholas D'alfonso is a Junior Photogrammetry Artist at Raven Software, where he has worked since 2021. He has a background in computer graphics technology and has held various positions at Purdue University, contributing to photogrammetry and visual solutions.
Work at Raven Software
Nicholas D'alfonso has been employed at Raven Software as a Junior Photogrammetry Artist since 2021. In this role, he focuses on creating high-quality assets for video games, utilizing his expertise in photogrammetry techniques. His work contributes to the development of immersive gaming experiences, aligning with the studio's commitment to quality and innovation.
Previous Experience at Purdue University
Before joining Raven Software, Nicholas D'alfonso held various positions at Purdue University. He worked as an Associate from 2013 to 2015 in Wiley Dining Hall, then transitioned to the Envision Center as a 3D Artist from 2018 to 2019. He continued at the Envision Center as a Visual Solutions Engineer from 2019 to 2021, where he contributed to projects involving advanced visual technologies.
Education and Expertise in Computer Graphics
Nicholas D'alfonso earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Graphics Technology with a focus on Game Studies from Purdue University, completing his studies from 2015 to 2019. His education provided a solid foundation in graphics technology, which he has applied throughout his career in photogrammetry and 3D asset creation.
Photogrammetry Skills and Contributions
Nicholas D'alfonso has developed skills in photogrammetry, participating in domestic shoots that cover a variety of subjects. He has learned and applied photometric stereo techniques to enhance production processes. His work includes producing game-ready quality assets and PBR materials from source photogrammetry material, contributing to the efficiency of the photogrammetry pipeline.
Research and Development Initiatives
In his previous roles, Nicholas D'alfonso assisted in research and development by evaluating new workflows and technologies. His efforts aimed to improve the photogrammetry pipeline, showcasing his commitment to advancing production methodologies within the field.