Interview with Chicago’s Indie Video Game Darling, Erin Robinson
Posted: December 17, 2010 Filed under: Art, video games | Tags: 3G Summit, Columbia College, Erin Robinson, female video game developers, girl gamers, Indie Video Games, PAX, Penny Arcade, portal earrings, Puzzle bots, video game artists Leave a comment »Hey folks!
If you haven’t seen it yet, check out this piece I did for Gapers Block! The lovely and artistic Erin Robinson was a great interviewee. An excerpt to get you salivating:
How did you make the switch from wanting to become a psychology professor to being a video game developer?
I was working in a lab and at one point the professor who I was working under called me into his office and said, “It’s clear to me that there’s something else you’re rather be doing.” And I said, “Oh, I guess you’re right,” and I went home and worked on my game. That’s all I could talk about.
Originally when I started making games, I didn’t tell any one that I was designing games — I thought it was super geeky and a lot of my friends didn’t even know. Even the people I was drawing cartoons with — cartoons are fine, but video games?
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