How to Browse Andre Santos's Portfolio and Personal Work on tbxr.com

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tbxr.com is the personal portfolio site of Andre Santos, listed there as an Associate Environment Director. You can browse it by opening the site and using the top navigation, which links to Home, Portfolio, Personal Work, Photography, and About. The Portfolio section is organized by game title, so the fastest route is to pick the project you want from that menu rather than scrolling the homepage.

What the site contains

The navigation on tbxr.com points to these sections:

  • Home – the landing page
  • Portfolio – professional game work, grouped by title
  • Personal Work – non-project pieces
  • Photography – photographic work
  • About – background on Andre Santos

The page evidence also lists the game titles under Portfolio:

  • Dragon Age 4
  • Mass Effect LE (Mass Effect Legendary Edition)
  • Anthem
  • Dragon Age: Inquisition
  • Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC
  • Dragon Age 2
  • Dragon Age: Origins

Step-by-step browsing

  1. Open tbxr.com in your browser.
  2. Use the top navigation to select Portfolio if you want professional game work, or Personal Work / Photography for the other categories.
  3. Within Portfolio, choose a specific title from the list above (for example, Dragon Age: Inquisition or Mass Effect LE).
  4. Open an individual project page to view the environment art or related visuals associated with that title.
  5. Visit About for context on the artist and his role.

Expected result: you land on the section or project page you selected, with the relevant visuals for that title or category.

Choosing where to start

If you want to see… Go to…
Work on a specific game Portfolio → the game title
Non-project or experimental pieces Personal Work
Photographic work Photography
Background and role information About

Common snags

  • The Portfolio menu is title-based, so if you do not recognize a project name, check the About page first for context.
  • Personal Work and Photography are separate from Portfolio; game-related visuals live under the Portfolio titles, not in those two sections.
  • The site is in English, and the only navigation labels confirmed in the page evidence are Home, Portfolio, Personal Work, Photography, and About.