Bart Oerbekke

@williamsorwill @TeamLiquid That 2nd pic brings back memories. You'll land somewhere nice I'm sure.

After an amazing 5 years, i've been affected by the layoffs at Team Liquid. I got to work on dream projects & loved giving back to the NA CS fans whenever I could. I'm available for SMM lead positions or contract work but i'll be sharing more about my future plans soon. GGs 👊

@sethfowIer @Ideated_ai Good job 👌

The first of hopefully many enterprise subscriptions just got purchased for @Ideated_ai This launch has gone better than I could’ve imagined. And we’re just getting started. Thanks to everyone who has signed up so far, we just passed 100 paid users 🎉

@adelasznajder 🏆

I worked #IEM Kraków as a lead photographer for the first time ever and not only everyone survived, we also delivered some solid content for you guys (I think) 📸 Huge experience and lots and lots to learn 🫣 (Apologies to my star filter for working overtime.)

@richlockphoto @MonsterGaming Congrats 👏

Contract re-signed w/ @MonsterGaming, excited to dip back into a bit of esports content again this year!

@Rhys_Rasmussen @TeamLiquid @LiquidValorant Thanks for everything Rhys! Your the best and will be at whatever you do next.

After 5+ years I'm officially no longer working for @TeamLiquid/@LiquidValorant. It was one hell of a journey and I'm really proud of everything we were able to create for the VALORANT community over the years.

@Vexanie @G2esports 👏👏

@Aphiren You wrote history!!! Onward and forward!

You can never sit still in esports and neither will I Bee's, I watched as 6 amazing people lifted Grand Slam after Win Streak after Major 🥹 Thank you for taking me on this journey with you Ultimately this was not the role for me, but what was an honour it was MERCI ☀️

@xeozor21 @JanicKa953 I can forward him if he emails me at boerbekke at teamliquid dot com. Thanks Andrew

@onemorebart @JanicKa953 I also got one potentially available and skilled enough, if still relevant. He’a not on twitter, but worked with us on Tencent’s PUBGM team and players profiles and he’s good.

Asking for a friend: Any esports videographers available to fly out to Riyahd EWC asap and (pref) stay till August 8th? Lmk if you're up for it.

@rskad Drop me a dm with portfolio and co tact details, and I'll forward it.

@onemorebart I'm available

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@Vexanie @BLASTPremier @BLASTtv @TeamVitalityCS @TeamVitality

When you point a finger, there is an arena of fingers pointing back at you #BLASTtvMAJOR

@Aphiren Congrats!!!!

MAJOR CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!

@sindrestien @heroicgg Maybe @adelasznajder ?

Any content producers in Austin that are available to film and take some photos of the @heroicgg cs team tomorrow and potentially throughout stage 2?

@adelasznajder So many memories were mid in and around spodek. Thank Mr kato

I attended every single Katowice edition and that’s where my whole career started, so this is a very bittersweet announcement for me. Very happy I got to work at the last one, excited for the new adventure!

@ErikWendel Take care of yourself, Erik! I'm excited to see what your future will hold.

Today, I’m announcing that I’ve decided to leave NIP. I joined NIP about four years ago, and about two years into my time here, someone had to step up and lead NIP’s esports department through a tough period, a challenge I took upon myself. There were a lot of risks for me, as I knew it would be an uphill struggle from the start with the community's perception of “NIP management”. But I accepted the challenge - I had a chance to make a difference from the inside. I lived and breathed NIP for the past years, always prioritizing my staff and players, their needs, and their challenges. I wanted to make people excited for NIP again, I wanted to bring back the NIP legends, and I wanted us to be more communicative so people could follow the journey. I wanted so much, and it makes me extremely happy to see that the community is starting to see it, based on the recent positive momentum. But while I lived and breathed NIP and wanted so much, life outside was still ongoing. During the past year, I slowly lost an important person in my immediate family, and I wasn’t there for them; I was completely absorbed in NIP. It’s time for me to take care of my private life and family for a while. With that being said, I’m heartbroken to leave NIP. I’m leaving not because I want to, but because I need to. People have asked me why I would go through all this hard work to quit before I can reap the fruits of my work. It’s true that when you look in the NIP history books, you won’t see any big trophies during my time here. But I’m filled with pride and joy when I think about what the people who worked with me will say about my role in NIP esports history. It’s a great feeling as a leader and a human being, knowing you gave everything you could for everyone around you. The foundation is laid, and if NIP esports is allowed to continue according to plan, we will have many great NIP memories ahead of us. The plan now is to spend time with my friends and family over the summer, and then we’ll see what’s next for me. Maybe I stay in esports, maybe I don’t, time will tell. This has been more than a job, it has been an honor. To all NIP fans and everyone else out there, take care, life is short. ❤️

@jacob_posel @domphoto_

New use case just dropped. Flat lay photography.

@sethfowIer Life gave you a tax deductible for 2025 😅

Anyone able to source ma 5080/5090? <3

Was thinking the other day that my PC had been totally bug free since I got it 4 years ago. Got to my office today and the graphics card bricked. Fun

@Vexanie 50

Question for my creative folks: you have to shoot a year of portraits. Only portraits. Any kind of portraits of your liking. You can only choose one lens for the job. What are you choosing?

@sethfowIer One thing I find hard is when to change packaging (post publication).