Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
13 projects
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →
Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Collaboration · combat culture
Creative work connected to Fox Fight Game with Mike Straka.
View project →Event collaboration
A fashion and presentation project within Marcus’s wider practice.
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Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
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Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
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Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
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Studio overview · New York
The New York studio behind MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®, with Marcus Maximus Mera directing.
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Studio photographIndependent practice · gallery being curated
Oil painting and visual experimentation extend Marcus’s practice. The gallery of original works is being curated.
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Studio photographFrom wax and CAD to real-time worlds
Marcus fuses old-world jewelry techniques with new-world 3D technology, from wax and CAD to game production.
View project →Community work
Volunteering at a Trenton soup kitchen and teaching 3D modeling and oil painting with the Trenton Community A-Team.
View project →Clients & collaborators
Direct clients, collaboration partners, companies and organizations Marcus has worked with. Roles are stated only where the sources support them; otherwise the entry says “Role details to be confirmed” or leaves the role out. Logos identify the organizations and imply no endorsement.
Companies and people Marcus has done jewelry and production work for directly.
Fine jewelry house
Direct client of Marcus’s jewelry work.
Marcus’s role: Jewelry work for the house
Portfolio entry →
Fine jewelry house
Direct client of Marcus’s jewelry work.
Marcus’s role: Jewelry work for the house
Portfolio entry →
Beauty group
Direct client of Marcus’s jewelry work. Shu Uemura is a L’Oréal-owned brand.
Marcus’s role: Jewelry work for the company
Portfolio entry →
Celebrity · jewelry
Diamond eyelashes for her 2006 tour (with Shu Uemura).
Marcus’s role: Jeweler — diamond eyelashes
Portfolio entry →Athlete · jewelry
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant.
Marcus’s role: Jeweler — custom pendant
Portfolio entry →
Diamond house
A ring designed for Lazare Kaplan.
Marcus’s role: Designer of the ring
Portfolio entry →
Fashion jewelry
Pieces made for Alexis Bittar.
Marcus’s role: Pieces made for the brand
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Fine jewelry
Production work covered by Fox News in 2015.
Marcus’s role: Production of rings
Portfolio entry →People and teams Marcus has made work with.
Game studio
Collaboration partner on Colossal Cave 3D, led by Ken and Roberta Williams.
Marcus’s role: Producer & 3D artist
Portfolio entry →Game designers
Led the reimagining of Colossal Cave at Cygnus Entertainment, Marcus’s collaboration partner.
Marcus’s role: Producer & 3D artist on their project
Portfolio entry →Master jeweler
Marcus trained in jewelry manufacturing under George Kocsis.
Marcus’s role: Trained under George Kocsis
Portfolio entry →Tattoo artist
A horror-themed jewelry line with Marcus (2016).
Marcus’s role: Collaborating designer
Portfolio entry →
Jiu-jitsu
Jiu-jitsu rings, belt buckles and apparel.
Marcus’s role: Guillotine’s Renzo Gracie line, sold with permission
Portfolio entry →Entertainment
Creative work connected to Fox Fight Game.
Marcus’s role: Role details to be confirmed
Portfolio entry →Fashion event
A fashion and presentation project.
Marcus’s role: Role details to be confirmed
Portfolio entry →Companies and brands Marcus identifies work with. Roles are shown only where documented.
Jewelry
Collaboration listed on Marcus’s earlier biography.
Marcus’s role: Role details to be confirmed
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Jewelry
Collaboration listed on Marcus’s earlier biography.
Marcus’s role: Role details to be confirmed
Portfolio entry →
Precious metals
Work Marcus identifies with Manhattan Gold & Silver.
Portfolio entry →Community organizations from Marcus’s own account, and his own game studio.
Community arts nonprofit
Marcus teaches with the Trenton Community A-Team (TCAT), as described on the Philanthropy page.
Marcus’s role: Teaching 3D modeling and oil painting
Portfolio entry →
Education
Work with Mercer County Community College, described from Marcus’s own account.
Portfolio entry →Supporter
Named as supporting work with Mercer County Community College. Funding is described only where documented.
Portfolio entry →
Game studio
Marcus’s own studio, developing MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®.
Marcus’s role: Founder and lead
Portfolio entry →Client and brand names identify work Marcus has done with or for these companies. Logos are trademarks of their respective owners and are shown to identify clients and collaborators; no endorsement is implied.
About
Founder, MMMera, Inc. · Jeweler | Artist | Producer | Designer | Entrepreneur
Marcus Maximus Mera mastered the intricacies of jewelry manufacturing under the tutelage of the world-renowned jeweler George Kocsis. He continued the study of fine jewelry fabrication by working with exclusive jewelers throughout New York, while simultaneously using advanced 3D technology — fusing old-world techniques with new-world tech.
That background, coupled with an innate creativity and a keen sense of precision, made him one of New York’s sought-after jewelers. His earlier biography describes a workshop on 47th Street in the heart of New York City’s Diamond District.
Select pieces include Madonna’s diamond eyelashes for her 2006 tour (Shu Uemura) and pieces for Lazare Kaplan and Alexis Bittar. Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal are direct clients of his jewelry work, and in 2016 collaborated with tattoo artist Paul Booth on a horror-themed jewelry line.
The precision of the bench carried naturally into 3D. As a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment, Marcus contributed as a producer and 3D artist to Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, released on Steam in January 2023.
Today, through Guillotine and Guillotine Games™, he is directing MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D, a modern reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, and SPACE QUEST®, an original science fiction adventure. Guillotine, the brand he founded and leads, brings video game production, fashion and jewelry together under one creative vision.
Marcus describes volunteering at a soup kitchen in Trenton and teaching 3D modeling and oil painting with the Trenton Community A-Team. Read about the community work →
Progression
Training under George Kocsis and years of bench work with New York jewelers.
Diamond eyelash jewelry for Madonna’s 2006 tour, with Shu Uemura.
Collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment; producer and 3D artist on the reimagining, released on Steam.
Directing MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®.
In the press
New conversations
For commissions, collaborations, press, or a conversation about the work, reach out directly.
marcusmera@mac.com ↗Philanthropy
Marcus’s community work includes time at a soup kitchen in Trenton and teaching 3D modeling and oil painting with the Trenton Community A-Team. These relationships are part of the story of his practice, alongside the finished objects and games.
TCAT
Marcus teaches with the Trenton Community A-Team (TCAT), sharing the tools of his practice with people in his community.
Education
Teaching 3D modeling and oil painting — the same disciplines that shape his jewelry, games and fine art.
College
His account also includes work with Mercer County Community College supported by IYLS, Inc. Funding is described here only where documented.
Service
Marcus describes volunteering at a soup kitchen in Trenton.
Community work is described from Marcus’s own account. Photographs, dates and partner confirmations will be added as they are documented.
Contact
For commissions, custom jewelry, collaborations, press, or a conversation about the work, reach out directly.
marcusmera@mac.com ↗Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
5 projects · Jewelry
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Studio photographFrom wax and CAD to real-time worlds
Marcus fuses old-world jewelry techniques with new-world 3D technology, from wax and CAD to game production.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
2 projects · Celebrity Commissions
Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
3 projects · Entertainment
Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Collaboration · combat culture
Creative work connected to Fox Fight Game with Mike Straka.
View project →Event collaboration
A fashion and presentation project within Marcus’s wider practice.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
4 projects · Video Games
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
View project →Studio overview · New York
The New York studio behind MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®, with Marcus Maximus Mera directing.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
1 project · Fine Art
Studio photographIndependent practice · gallery being curated
Oil painting and visual experimentation extend Marcus’s practice. The gallery of original works is being curated.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
3 projects · 3D Design
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Studio photographFrom wax and CAD to real-time worlds
Marcus fuses old-world jewelry techniques with new-world 3D technology, from wax and CAD to game production.
View project →Selected practice
Explore Marcus’s work across independent projects, commissions and collaborations. Each project identifies the nature of the relationship.
1 project · Community Projects
Community work
Volunteering at a Trenton soup kitchen and teaching 3D modeling and oil painting with the Trenton Community A-Team.
View project →Selected client work · fine jewelry
Jewelry is where the practice began: bench fabrication, stone setting and a precision that later carried into 3D production.
Archive image — not specific to a clientMarcus Maximus Mera trained in jewelry manufacturing under George Kocsis and continued working with exclusive jewelers across New York, combining traditional fabrication with 3D technology.
Documented work includes a ring designed for Lazare Kaplan, pieces for Alexis Bittar, production work for Jane Taylor that was covered by Fox News in 2015, and a horror-themed jewelry collection with tattoo artist Paul Booth (2016). Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal are direct clients of Marcus’s jewelry work.
Names are listed to identify work Marcus has done with or for these companies. No endorsement or exclusive design role is implied, and all marks belong to their owners.
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Archive image — not specific to a clientKeep exploring
Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
A defining early commission: diamonds worn as lashes on stage.
Marcus’s earlier mmm.tv biography lists “Madonna’s diamond eyelashes for her 2006 world tour (Shu Uemura)” among his select pieces.
Photography of the finished piece is not yet in the portfolio archive and will be added once it can be sourced and credited.
Photography to be added.
Keep exploring
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Celebrity commission
Identity turned into something wearable.
Marcus has made a Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant for Gordon Ryan. Guillotine, Marcus’s brand, has been worn and supported by respected names in MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, including Gordon Ryan.
Photography and further details are not yet in the portfolio archive and will be added once they can be sourced and credited.
Photography to be added.
Keep exploring
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Collaboration · combat culture
Fight jewelry built on the jiu-jitsu world — jewelry and apparel sold through Guillotine, with permission.
Product photo from guillotine.tvGuillotine, founded and led by Marcus Maximus Mera, is a brand with deep roots in martial arts and combat culture. Guillotine’s Renzo Gracie line includes a jiu-jitsu ring, a belt buckle, pendants and apparel, sold with permission; select items are made to order in New York.
Product photo from guillotine.tv
Product photo from guillotine.tvKeep exploring
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Collaboration · combat culture
Jewelry, apparel and visual identity for a televised fight world.
Marcus’s creative work connected to Fox Fight Game, with Mike Straka, brings jewelry, apparel and visual identity into the fight world.
Project imagery and the precise role can be added after archive review.
Imagery to be added.
Keep exploring
Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Event collaboration
A fashion and presentation project within Marcus’s wider practice.
View project →Event collaboration
Fashion, staging and presentation.
A fashion and presentation project within Marcus’s wider practice. Project imagery and the precise role can be added after archive review.
Imagery to be added.
Keep exploring
Product photo from guillotine.tvCollaboration · combat culture
Jiu-jitsu rings and belt buckles made in sterling silver, plus apparel, bringing jewelry and visual identity into the fight world.
View project →Collaboration · combat culture
Creative work connected to Fox Fight Game with Mike Straka.
View project →Collaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
A cult adventure reimagined in 3D — and in VR — by Ken and Roberta Williams and Cygnus Entertainment, in collaboration with Marcus.
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentColossal Cave 3D is the reimagining of the classic cave-exploration adventure, led by Ken and Roberta Williams at Cygnus Entertainment. Marcus is a collaboration partner on the project, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
The collaboration is a partnership between Marcus and Cygnus Entertainment. Creative direction, game design and publishing belong to Cygnus Entertainment, and the artwork shown here is theirs; it appears on this site with attribution to document the partnership.
Through Guillotine, Marcus also offers Collector’s Editions and merchandise for the game.
Colossal Cave 3D artwork and screenshots © Cygnus Entertainment, shown with attribution. Colossal Cave and related marks belong to their respective owners.
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus Entertainment
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentKeep exploring
Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
View project →Studio overview · New York
The New York studio behind MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®, with Marcus Maximus Mera directing.
View project →Guillotine Games™ · in development
Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, rebuilt as a modern 3D horror experience.
Official Guillotine Games™ artworkMYSTERY HOUSE® 3D is a new interpretation of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure Mystery House, developed by Guillotine Games™ with Marcus directing the project. It is in development, and a free demo is planned on Steam.
The images below are in-development captures; they show work in progress and will change before release.
MYSTERY HOUSE® is a registered trademark of MMMera, Inc. Images are in-development captures. © 2026 Guillotine Games™ / MMMera, Inc.
In-development capture — subject to change
In-development capture — subject to change
In-development capture — subject to change
In-development capture — subject to change
In-development capture — subject to change
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In-development capture — subject to changeKeep exploring
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
View project →Studio overview · New York
The New York studio behind MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®, with Marcus Maximus Mera directing.
View project →Guillotine Games™ · announced
A new, original science fiction adventure from Guillotine Games™.
Official Guillotine Games™ artworkSPACE QUEST® is an original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™. It is a separate production from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with Ken and Roberta Williams on Colossal Cave 3D, and it is not presented as the work of any other publisher or earlier development team.
The artwork below is official Guillotine Games™ art and in-development imagery.
The hero of the adventure.
Ship name to be confirmed.
The rogue AI.
A supporting character.
SPACE QUEST® is a registered trademark of MMMera, Inc. (U.S. Reg. No. 8,064,494). © 2026 Guillotine Games™ / MMMera, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artworkKeep exploring
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Studio overview · New York
The New York studio behind MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST®, with Marcus Maximus Mera directing.
View project →Studio overview · New York
Games, fashion and jewelry under one creative vision.
Guillotine Games™ is the video game studio of Guillotine, the brand founded and led by Marcus Maximus Mera that brings video game production, fashion and jewelry together under one creative vision.
The studio is developing MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D, a modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, and SPACE QUEST®, an original science fiction adventure. Marcus’s earlier game work as a producer and 3D artist on Colossal Cave 3D was a collaboration partnership with Cygnus Entertainment, a separate company.
GUILLOTINE GAMES™ is used as a trademark. © 2026 Guillotine Games™ / MMMera, Inc.
Official Guillotine Games™ artwork
Official Guillotine Games™ artworkKeep exploring
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
View project →Independent practice · gallery being curated
Oil painting, drawing, sculpture, digital art and experiments — shown here only when a work can be verified and credited.
Studio photographOil painting and visual experimentation extend Marcus’s practice beyond objects and screens. A collection of original works will follow archive selection.
Gallery being curated. No original painting, drawing or sculpture is listed until its title, medium and date can be verified. The images below are real studio photographs of Marcus’s jewelry and 3D work.
Studio photographStudio photographArchive image — not specific to a clientArchive image — not specific to a clientFrom wax and CAD to real-time worlds
The same precision, scaled from a ring to a world.
Studio photographMarcus continued the study of fine jewelry fabrication while using advanced 3D technology, fusing old-world techniques with new-world tech. The same discipline now shapes his work producing and building worlds for games.
Studio photographOfficial artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentIn-development capture — subject to changeKeep exploring
Archive image — not specific to a clientSelected client work · fine jewelry
Direct clients include Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels and L’Oréal; Marcus also identifies work with David Webb, Ippolita, Jennifer Fisher and more. The archive photographs are not assigned to particular clients.
View project →Celebrity commission · 2006
Diamond eyelash jewelry made for Madonna’s 2006 tour, in work with Shu Uemura.
View project →Celebrity commission
A Death Squad Jiu-Jitsu pendant made for Gordon Ryan.
View project →Community work
Share the tools, pass it on.
Marcus describes volunteering at a Trenton soup kitchen and teaching 3D modeling and oil painting with the Trenton Community A-Team, alongside work involving Mercer County Community College and IYLS, Inc. funding where documented.
See the Philanthropy page for more.
MMMERA, INC.
The art, craftsmanship and creative vision of Marcus Maximus Mera — jeweler, artist, producer and designer working between a New York bench and a game studio.
Four worlds / 01
A jewelry house, a creative studio, a game developer and a fine art practice — each project states the nature of the relationship.
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Bench-made fine jewelry, custom commissions for celebrities and athletes, and work with leading houses.
See the jewelry →02
Producer and 3D artist on Colossal Cave 3D. Directing MYSTERY HOUSE® 3D and SPACE QUEST® at Guillotine Games™.
See the games →03
Oil painting, a gallery being curated, and teaching 3D modeling and painting with the Trenton Community A-Team.
Beyond the studio →Games / 02
One collaboration partnership and two Guillotine Games™ productions.
Official artwork © Cygnus EntertainmentCollaboration partnership · Cygnus Entertainment · 2023
Marcus is a collaboration partner of Cygnus Entertainment on Colossal Cave 3D, the reimagining led by Ken and Roberta Williams, contributing as a producer and 3D artist.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · in development
A modern 3D reimagining of Roberta Williams’ 1980 adventure, in development under Guillotine Games with Marcus directing.
View project →Official Guillotine Games™ artworkGuillotine Games™ · announced
An original science fiction adventure announced by Guillotine Games™, separate from Marcus’s earlier collaboration with the Williamses.
View project →A line can become a ring, a character, a painting, or a way to help someone make their first thing.
THE MMMERA PRACTICEFrom the archive / 03
Jewelry photographs from the mmm.tv archive. They show studio work and are not assigned to specific clients.
Clients & collaborators
Direct clients and collaboration partners across jewelry and games. Logos identify the organizations; no endorsement is implied.
Harry WinstonVan Cleef & ArpelsL’OréalShu UemuraAlexis BittarLazare KaplanJane TaylorCygnus EntertainmentLogos are trademarks of their respective owners and are shown to identify clients and collaborators; no endorsement is implied.
The founder / 04
Jeweler, artist, producer, designer, entrepreneur. Marcus trained in fine jewelry fabrication under George Kocsis and worked in New York’s Diamond District. He carried that precision into 3D worlds, independent games and creative work with his community.
New conversations
For commissions, collaborations, press, or a conversation about the work, reach out directly.
marcusmera@mac.com ↗