The 'Sleeping Indian' located in Spain, surrounded by Granja Rocamora, Cox, Callosa del Segura, and Redovan Villages at the base of the mountain.

just some doodles of pokemon trainers I made.

The one in the start hoodie is my oc

I digitally painted a portrait of Mother Mary for her birthday today.

This is my most recent piece. I made it using tulip puff paint and needle tipped squeeze bottles.

☆ This was one of my most recent paid work.

The client requested a character sheet of their mascot.

The references they had only included a “profile icon” sized illustration of the mascot, so my task here was to design how the rest of the mascot’s body would look, creating a full character reference sheet.

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I apologise for all the warnings but in the current times, they are needed. 🙏

I used black and red acrylic paint, and some paintbrushes. I painted this on a white canvas.

Welcome to the Slovenian 🇸🇮 theater of the Solanum outbreak. Title translates to World War Z

Hi everyone,I wanted to share this visual art installation with you. It features a text excerpt from Kolly Aris’ book "Erde" displayed on an original 1983 Apple IIe CRT monitor. Note on language:The book and the text on the screen are in German. In the style of James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake", the author frees German grammar from its rigid structures, turning the words into a fluid, philosophical texture about space, time, and matter. By displaying this boundless, experimental German prose on a rigid, early green-phosphor computer screen, I wanted to explore the tension between mechanical constraints and linguistic freedom.

The Conceptual Loop: The fascinating truth behind this project is that Kolly Aris actually wrote the entire book "Erde" on an original Apple IIe. By bringing the text back onto this very green-phosphor screen, the installation closes a historical and media-archaeological loop.

Even if you don't speak German, the visual rhythm and the typography of the words on the CRT monitor are an essential part of the experience.

This is a vampire oc I made recently! Her name is Johana and in a effort to help cure her dad suffering a magical illness ends up as a vampire 🤫🩸