Q: Tell us a little about yourself, what are some of your hobbies outside of games?
A: Besides hanging out with my good friends, I also love to cook. It's a fun challenge always making something new and that feeling when you get to taste your delicious results is bliss

Q: What was your inspiration for creating this the Texture Mod?
A: I love beautiful things, I guess you can call me shallow. This game seemed far too dated in the visual department, so I decided to fix that.

Q: Do you plan on any new features being implemented in the mod?
A: I intended to modify armor and weapons and anything else I might have missed. It's a slow process, and I can't say when I'll finish. I'm considering uploading my incomplete files to the public for the community to finish.

Q: What was the hardest part about the creation process?
A: Figuring out the best way to make things blend with each other and how to make the best result for each piece.

Q: Any plans for future projects?
A: I do plan on making more things, mostly likely when/if Bioware releases a toolset

Q: What was your favorite part about the creation process?
A: The results!

Q: What are some of your favorite games if Dragon Age 2 isn’t the only game you play?
A: I'm very open to games. I like to try things, foreign or not, to an extent before I decide anything about it. Ultimately I'm an RPG fan, JRPG or WRPG, it's the story that keeps me playing!

Some of my favorite JRPG's are Suikoden II, SMT Nocturne, Persona 3 & 4, Chrono Trigger, and some Final Fantasy games!

Some of my favorite WRPG's are Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines, Alpha Protocol, Kotor II, and Planescape: Torment!

Q: Do you have any advice for aspiring mod authors?
A: Dedication and patience is key, if you lack one you better find it! Also, make sure it's a game you see potential in or love! Don't give up hope, a game is only as bad as you let it be!

Q: Finally, do you have anything you would like to say to our readers?
A: Look for something that makes you happy, and remember it, understand it, cherish it. It might make you get out of a tight spot or when you need something the most.