Surely, its a possibility. Problem is funding at the moment. I need a new mac and additional software. So until I can afford all that it will remain a windows and mac compatible application. Anybody feel like sponsoring? Anyhow, here is a mock-up of how it could look like (it's an actual screenshot of Rock'n'Roll mounted on top of an iphone).

Ricardo J. Mendez is the name of the programmer helping me out on the RPG Dice application. Nice guy and talented too. Thought I'd post another link to a new alpha version showing Bjorn Hurri's awesome artwork (and there will be quite a bit from him in the end). Click below for a new video:
Rock And Roll RPG Dice Video 2

It's not a crime to play dungeons and dragons is it? In fact, I'd rather play D&D than WoW on a computer which is pretty much nothing but a "click-and-slash" or click and "cast-spell" game in my opinion. Anyhow, we all know that there is plenty of RPG Dice Roller available but I wanted to create my very own version of it. I found another nice programmer to help me with this task and I shall post some screenshots here soon. 

Well I ended up using 19k and have 1k left for adding some crates and other junk to the scene. I am currently doing some uv mapping and some first texture tests. You can see how it currently looks like here:
Real Time Texture Tests

Thought I'd post a little bigger version/link to my current WIP of the "Splash Damage" Challenge. Here it goes (comments and critique are always apprectiated):

Splash Damage Environment WIP1
Splash Damage Environment WIP2
Splash Damage Environment WIP3

Well I thought I'd give the "Art Challenge" over at "Splash Damage" a try. Can't hurt to work on a nice environment piece after all. The challenge is to stay within 20.000 triangles. I started modeling today and I am close to 17k already (I might have to get rid of the chains in my scene). Anyhow, it's fun and I hope to show more soon...
You can find out more about "Splash Damage" here:
http://www.splashdamage.com/

Well today is/was my birthday. Quite honestly, it's just a day like any other but don't we still like to be treated like kings on this very day? Anyhow, I've spend quite some time on the phone with Daniel from "Elements Group" to discuss another job that requires for me to model some elements and environments. Can't give out any details yet but as usual, I will once the job is done and I have permission.

Today I've spent a few hours cleaning and fixing some meshes for a client, "Elements Group", who hired me (art) and Jake (programming) to work on an interactive application for one of the biggest semiconductor manufacturers in the US. Daniel Schambach is our contact person at "Elements Group" and it's a pleasure to work for and with him on this project.