Rainbow Six: Siege Showdown event is amongst the first event ever created in the game. It had a first iteration in 2018, an arcade in 2020 and was kept under the rug until it's resurface in 2025.

It's was a 3 v 3 control point team deathmatch of very few short rounds. Both teams try to control or protect the gold for the other team. In its recent iteration it was a 5 vs 5 players, the game balncing was redone, and the roster got upgraded.

As usual my job on the Events-Cell consists of producing multiple in-game UI Menu Flows, Mockups and Custom Assets ranging from in-game Modal prompts, Rules Pages, button tiles visuals, icons and promotional marketing Key Arts.

At Ubisoft, UI Artists are also considered integrators, as of such I followed and wrote new documentations for processes, workflows and best industry practices over the years for juniors and newcomers alike.

Finally, and since 2024, I've been the principal illustrator and concept artist for the cell. Making concepts for the maps, rendering and making specific paintings for 3D models and Environments.

The adaptability of those emblems were the biggest concerns. Mostly in the HUD Header and Scoreboard as they are so tiny even on 27" 16:9 screens. Yet, as for many events, we prefer the fantasy of it as events are considered more "casual" than "frantic" overall.

The keyart was more work than it seems at first glance. The whole front portion of the image, with the fort, is actually a mish-mashed reconstruction of many parts of the 3D assets.

It was complicated to make as, the Fort Truth, in the map is surrounded by hills. Making it impossible to "shoot" on a flat terrain. I had no choice but to use matte painting techniques and hand-painting to blend the characters, the foreground elements and the background world art.

And for an odd reason, I always get the "Are you Big Enough?" song in my head when I look at it! hahaha!