Digital and Traditional 2D Artworks
I embarked on my journey in hand-drawn artworks during my middle school years, initially wielding pencil and paper. Over time, I transitioned to acrylic and watercolor techniques. Upon entering college, I ventured into the realm of digital painting, a shift that showcased the seamless transfer of my skills to this innovative medium.
Engaging in digital art has empowered me to swiftly generate conceptual sketches for 3-D models, craft animated videos, and develop segments within gaming projects. Additionally, I have gained professional experience in graphic design, which involves creating visually appealing materials such as logos, brochures, and websites to convey specific messages effectively. My use of digital art extends to storyboarding for film and animation, producing concept art for games, and exploring my own compositions. Below, I present a selection of my works and collections.
A digital recreation of a painting by Zdzisław Beksiński
A composition based on the poem, 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
An original digital composition. This work was accompanied by a poem that I had written
A piece inspired by the different works of American artist Shag
An artwork I made for a ukulele learning workshop
An early concept art, which became the base of my third game working in a team, Crescendo.
Superhero Masks (Concept Art)
A concept art for a 3D render
A self portrait in a cubist artstyle, much inspired from the works of Picasso and Juan Gris.
A digital artwork in a Japanese-Animation/Comic artstyle. The background of this artwork was done entirely in 3D, where later both layers were rendered out together. This piece was also accompanied by one of my poems.
A two panel composition, suited for a children's book.
A few works from a single panel comic series which I make once or twice a month.
Acrylic painted artwork, based on 'On San Sebastian Beach' by Joaquin Sorolla (1900)
Storyboard for a Short Film I was working on
A composition based on Star Wars, this became my first finished work of digital art.