About me

Blake Allen Taylor is a multidisciplinary creative and developer with a background in game design and a strong voice for storytelling—both literally and technically. By day, Blake works in software development, building custom tools and interfaces for businesses using platforms like Quickbase. With a Bachelor’s in Game Design from Full Sail University, he brings a designer’s mindset to every project: balancing logic, aesthetics, and user experience.

Blake's passion for character and narrative extends into voice acting, where his naturally deep voice lends itself to roles ranging from stoic warriors to animated villains. Skilled in audio editing, scripting, UX, and systems thinking, he merges creativity with technical precision—delivering performances and solutions that are both engaging and effective.

Examples

Grivok the Rusted Paladin

Backstory Inspiration: Think Dark Souls meets Mass Effect. Grivok was once a noble knight in shining armor, now bound by a curse of rust and memory decay. He roams a forgotten world, protecting ancient tech relics he no longer understands, driven by a broken sense of duty.

Voice Inspiration:

Low, gravelly, with moments of clarity and nobility breaking through
A mix between Geralt of Rivia and The Arbiter from Halo, with some vocal modulation possible (optional)

Ticklefritz Wobblewink, Goblin Tinkerer Supreme

Backstory Inspiration: Inspired by Ratchet & Clank, Borderlands, and a pinch of Zim from Invader Zim. Ticklefritz is a hyperactive goblin inventor with a genius-level IQ and zero sense of safety. Explosions follow him like a bad habit, and he’s always one invention away from either saving the world or blowing it up.

Voice Inspiration:

High-pitched, jittery, slightly nasal
Imagine a mix of Wheezy from Toy Story, Moxxi from Borderlands, and Gilbert Gottfried (but toned down for clarity)