II — FEATURES
THE FEATURES
Not a pile of assets, but case studies read like features: the result first, then the thinking, then the process. Hover to expand, click to read the full story.
WANG LU · PORTFOLIO & RÉSUMÉ — ISSUE Nº 01
Ten years in game UI — measured by restraint, weighted by texture; growing references into interfaces that serve their function, exactly.
Game UI Designer · A Decade In
Trained in advertising design, in the game UI field since 2014 — over ten years on this one track. I independently craft detailed interface elements: graphic buttons, logos, backgrounds, full screens.
I specialize in real-material rendering (stone, wood) and form transformation: reshaping a reference shape or pattern into UI that fits the exact functional need.
I keep a steady hand-drawing practice — armor, machinery, figures, master copies. That command of form lets me draw icons and ornamental elements that serve the interface from scratch — form following function, not assembling stock.
My core isn't output speed — it's aesthetic judgment and design principle: restrained, refined, focused on the primary function. Detailed, never busy.
Not a pile of assets, but case studies read like features: the result first, then the thinking, then the process. Hover to expand, click to read the full story.
This methodology is what sets me apart from "just making images" — judgment and principle, not output volume.
Find the actual problem to solve, not the surface request.
Source same-style game UI, or fitting concept references.
Spot layout / function / shapes that can be reshaped into the target UI.
Swap elements, reverse-engineer the principle, layout logic and hierarchy, then design from it.
Nothing busy — refined, focused on the primary function. The user sees only what I intend.
Not game UI. Daily hand-drawing — armor, machinery, figures, master copies. Drawing form by hand is what makes precise, interface-ready icons possible.
Interfaces made with quality, with thinking, and dependable to ship — that's my standard on every project. I care more about the reasoning behind each decision than raw output speed. If that's what you're after, let's talk.
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