Thesis!

Hey everyone, thought I'd post a few highlights of my thesis real quick. I will go into detail later of course.

Sketches

Japan Work Update-fest

I wanted to showcase some of the work I did in Japan before my stay was tragically shortened.

This series is called Japanese Myths in Ignorance.

The basic premise is that I found a Wikipedia page with very vague 1-2 sentence descriptions of dozens of Japanese Mythical Creatures. I took it upon myself to, without prior knowledge of them, or having seen them before, creatively redesign some of them based on very little information and, in a sense, make them my own.

Update Spree, Part 2

Here we go. The best of my Character design work I was working my own character into the space Ramayana universe. He's a Gorilla king that decided to augment himself to demon status. Below are a Painting, a Portrait, an Orthograph, and a page of attacks. enjoy.

Update Spree, Part 1

Sup guys, Finals were a bit rough, and I have been sadly neglecting my internet responsibilities. I kicked their ASS though. more on that later. I haven't updated in ages, so I'm going to make up for lost time. Starting with Character Design. Here you are.


This is my design for a vulture demigod named Jatayu, re-imagined as a spaceship. not the best of my designs, but I like it for the most part.

This is the cave that he dwells in. A platform that is as chaotic as a vulture's nest. Up next is my final.

Character Design. Hindu Robot!

I worked out a bunch of sketches for this one, and I really feel that I've found my niche. This is the stuff I've always wanted to do. I think I've fallen in love with this class. This is just one page of many.

My teacher said I should choose the 1st or the 5th on the page, so the 5th it was. I was digging the design, but not the colors. Neither was my teacher.
So here's the re-color/ improved piece. I absolutely loved the way it came out.
This is an orthograph I did for the design.

More to come soon!

Postage Stamps

so I had to design postage stamps. Their phobias. I rather like how they turned out. it forms a make-shift food chain.