Victoria Lopez

I was born in Córdoba, Argentina.

I studied Computer Animation at Ringling College of Art and Design and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2018. During college I had the chance to work with one of the biggest names in the video game industry: Electronic Arts. It was an incredible experience, and one I will treasure forever.

During my last years of college, I created a short film titled: “Attack of the Potato Clock” with my teammate Ji-young Na. This was a comedy-horror hybrid film that took place in an 80s high-school, where a potato experiment went wrong in the science lab! We were responsible for everything in the creation of this film, including storyboards, character design, modeling, production, animation, rendering and more! This gave us the experience we needed to embark in the professional world after graduation. This film reached many festivals, granting us many awards including being a finalist in the prestigious Student Academy Awards.

After graduating college, I kept aiming for working in videogames, and landed a job with Activision, working for the 2019’s acclaimed Call of Duty title: Modern Warfare. I also contributed to Call of Duty’s popular free-to-play Warzone, and pioneered a Digital Watch called Tomogunchi that appealed a vast audience in the gaming community. Today I continue to work in the Call of Duty franchise, as well as being a crypto artist in the NFT space since March 2021.

I have been passionate about technology and art for as long as I can remember, and as soon as I found out about crypto and NFTs, I immediately saw its potential and started my journey in the space.

I started to create some NFTs, you can see my portfolio: https://lynkfire.com/lopiart