In a surprising yet exciting turn of events, Freedom Mercado has announced his departure from his role as Social Media and Art Director at Atmos Forces. Known for his innovative and sustainable approach to art and design, Mercado has been a pivotal figure in shaping the creative direction of Atmos Forces, contributing significantly to their projects in video games, and comics which dealt with the lure of Atmos forces. Due to this fact, he saw that the Movie should have projects dealing with Video games and more.
Mercado expressed his deep appreciation for his time at Atmos Forces, highlighting the joy and fulfillment he found in his position. “I enjoyed everything about my role,” he shared, reflecting on the collaborative and dynamic environment that allowed his creativity to flourish. His contributions have left an indelible mark on the company, and his artwork will continue to be featured in their ongoing and future projects.
Despite his departure, Mercado leaves on good terms with Atmos Forces, ensuring a smooth transition and continued collaboration. The company will continue to utilize his content and artwork, a testament to the lasting impact of his creative vision. While Atmos Forces move forward with other Artists and such. Freedom is doing the same.
Looking ahead, Mercado is eager to focus on his own private projects and collaborate with other artists and creators. His new ventures promise to push the boundaries of innovation and sustainability even further. Fans and followers can stay updated on his latest projects and artistic endeavors through his website, The Freedom Mercado. His first comic book is coming at the end of February!
As Mercado embarks on this new chapter, the art and design community eagerly anticipates the fresh and inspiring work he will undoubtedly produce. His journey serves as a reminder of the ever-evolving nature of creativity and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. Written by Freedom Mercado
For more information on Freedom Mercado’s new projects, such as Coffee Grounds Ink.
