Mr. Valve, also known as The Valve Guy, is the nickname used for the two mascots used by Valve for the introductory logos seen at the start of their games, and previously on their official website. Valve's Ray Ueno stated he worked with Gabe Newell and their colleagues to develop the "guy in the...

Apr 21, 2011 · A curious Valve fan emailed Gabe Newell asking about the thinking behind the images, and got an email back from Valve staffer, Ray Ueno, who worked on developing the original concept for the...

Valve's Ray Ueno stated he worked with Gabe Newell and their colleagues to develop the "guy in the logo" when they decided to call the company "Valve" around 1995-1996, and needed to develop the visual brand vocabulary to go along with it.

Apr 22, 2011 · As Ueno remembers it, the search required Valve staffers to hit the streets of Seattle and take photos of the specific type of bald people they were...

Apr 21, 2011 · Valve veteran Ray Ueno explains: I worked with Gabe and team to develop the "guy in the logo" back when we first named the company, Valve (circa 1995/6), and needed to develop the...

Jan 17, 2024 · “They went out to the streets of Seattle’s Broadway district, took tons of polaroids of the types of folks we were looking for, and brought the shots back to us,” said Ray Ueno. “We selected the...

From an interview with Ray Ueno, the guy who developed the logo concept: I worked with Gabe and team to develop the "guy in the logo" back when we first named the company, Valve (circa 1995/6), and needed to develop the visual brand vocabulary to go along with it.

Apr 7, 2024 · Game credits, biography, portraits and other game industry information for Ray Ueno - MobyGames

Apr 21, 2011 · One Redditor recently wrote Valver Ray Ueno about the bald guy in the Valve logo and got this response: I worked with Gabe and team to develop the "guy in the logo" back when we first named the...