Phoebe Herring

Senior Lecturer

Phoebe Herring joined Falmouth University as a lecturer in BA(Hons) Game Art after freelancing on a variety of projects as a concept artist and promotional illustrator. Her specialty is pre-production artwork and environment design, with a strong interest in combining 3D and 2D art techniques to visualize imagined or historical worlds.

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Contact details

Telephone 01326370832
Email Phoebe.Herring@falmouth.ac.uk
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    Qualifications

    Qualifications

    Year Qualification Awarding body
    2015 MA Entrepreneurship Falmouth University
    2013 BA(Hons) Digital Animation Falmouth University

    Research Interests

    Research interests and expertise

    Involved with the Digital Creativity research programme, and also collaborating on the Augmented Telegrapher project to develop new interactive AR experiences

    Research Topics

    • Digital Art
    • Games and Virtual Worlds
    • Game Mechanics

    Research Outputs

    Publications and research outputs

    • Scott, Michael

      Herring, Phoebe, Greer, Terry, Hickey, Kat, Rothwell, Sandra, Krzywinska, Tanya and Goonhilly Earth Station, (2022), Space on Earth: Assessing the Feasibility of Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality for a Visitor Experience, Audiences of the Future: Design Foundations, (Unpublished)

    • Krzywinska, Tanya

      Scott, Michael, (2020), From Immersion’s Bleeding Edge to the Augmented Telegrapher: A Method for Creating Mixed Reality Games for Museum and Heritage Contexts, In: ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, Association for Computing Machinery, New York, USA, 13 (4), ISSN: 1556-4673

    • Scott, Michael James

      Krzywinska, Tanya, (2018), Towards an Interaction Blueprint for Mixed Reality Experiences in GLAM Spaces: The Augmented Telegrapher at Porthcurno Museum, In: Proceedings of the 32nd BCS Human Computer Interaction Conference, 2-6 July, 2018, Belfast, NI, pp. 1-5

    Research Students

    Number of research students supervised to completion

    0

    Number of research degree examinations

    0

    Teaching

    Areas of teaching

    • Concept Art
    • Realtime Environment and Prop Art

    Courses taught

    • Game Art BA(Hons)
    • Game Development BA(Hons)

    Professional Engagement

    Independent professional practice

    As a working concept and environment artist, regularly taking on new pre-production or illustration briefs for a range of clients.