Portfolio
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These pieces were either personal projects, school projects, or gifts.
What does this mean? Most of the pieces shown are not available for sale.
However, those that are for sale will be labeled as such! Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in purchasing an item listed for sale!
"The Mother"
This is my rendition of Soo-Won from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . She was the first piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons, minus the lovely Aurene at that time.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers, colored pencils, and a white gel pen. The original has no background and minor errors, so I digitally added a background and fixed it up using Photoshop.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"The Crystal King"
This is my rendition of Kralkatorrik from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . He was the second piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers and colored pencils. Again, the original has no background and was not as dark as I had hoped, so I digitally added a background and increased the contrast using Photoshop.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"Wrath of Fire"
This is my rendition of Primordus from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . He was the third piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers and colored pencils. The original has no background and the smoke looked rather rough, so I took it into Photoshop to add a background and (sorta) feather the smoke.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"Wrath of Ice"
This is my rendition of Jormag from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . They were the fourth piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers, colored pencils, and a white gel pen. The original has no background and somewhat off colors, so I added a background and corrected the colors in Photoshop.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"The Voice"
This is my rendition of Mordremoth from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . He was the fifth piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers and colored pencils. The original has no background, so I took it into Photoshop to add a background. Honestly, I didn't change much besides adding the background. Despite being my least favorite to illustrate, this piece looks the best after rendering. Something possessed me, I'm sure.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"The Face of Death"
This is my rendition of Zhaitan from the MMORPG Guild Wars 2 . It is the final piece of a series of six where I drew all of Guild Wars 2 elder dragons.
What mediums were used? The actual illustration was made using alcohol markers and PLENTY of colored pencils. You guessed it, the original had no background, so I added one in using a very old version of Photoshop. Due to a serious time crunch, this one turned out quite rough. I plan on redoing this particular piece so I am truly satisfied with the outcome.
Why does it look like the image is cut off? It is! The full image is unavailable for online viewing.
"Killer Queen"
Keeping with the Guild Wars 2 theme (I trust you know where that link is by now), this is a digital illustration of my second main player character. This is a mesmer named Zakoldvannyy, or Zak. Honestly, she's pink and yellow themed because I don't use those colors in characters often, unless it's for accents. Unlike Tsirk, I have nothing special to say about her. Mesmers are powerful. Mesmers are cool. Mesmers are in your walls. Mesmers are fun.
What did I use? I used Clip Studio Paint Pro and some free textured brushes from its community shop. I also used various human profile and in-game references.
"The Tormentor"
Keeping with the Guild Wars 2 theme, this is a digital illustration of my main player character, a revenant named Tsirk. She is primarily purple because I used to exclusively use Mallyx, which if you've played either Guild Wars 1 or 2, you know who that is. Mallyx's "aura" is purple, so I embraced the purples, the spikes, and the constant deaths. Still better than Ventari.
That was before I worshipped the Vindicator build from the End of Dragons expansion. Sorry Legendary Demon Stance, Legendary Alliance Stance is my new best friend.
What did I use? I used Clip Studio Paint Pro and some free textured brushes from its community shop. I also used various human profile and in-game references.
"Ash"
This was a birthday gift to a very dear friend of mine. They commissioned two of the four of their OCs from the long-lost game Fer.al. I previously drew the third OC and wanted to complete the family by finally drawing the fourth. These are two colors I don't use together, especially since the orange is quite bold against the dark blue, but I think it turned out lovely.
And yes, they adored her too.
What did I use? I used Clip Studio Paint Pro and some free textured brushes from its community shop. I also used multiple picture and in-game references.
"Azura"
Azura is a Minecraft OC belonging to one of my former instructors. She is the "Guardian of the Cherry Grove". I created this piece during Art Fight 2025 as a Friendly Fire attack. This is the only piece I did during Art Fight that had lines, which I'm glad because I genuinely cannot stand lining.
Despite how much I dislike lining my digital pieces, I believe the lines make the art look cleaner; however, I believe line art doesn't suit my style of rendering. Regardless, "Azura" is arguably my best piece from Art Fight 2025, which says something since I not only used my least favorite technique but also my least favorite color.
What did I use? I used Clip Studio Paint and some free textured brushes from its community shop. I also used her preexisting guide and photo references.
"The White Wolf"
This piece is for sale! Stock is often quite limited. Original is not for sale. That thing dwells with me. Forever.
Do you know this guy? If not, this is Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia from Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher. When I first saw the striga scene this still image came from, I was immediately captivated by the visuals and background music. Yeah, the book did this scene better, but the books don't have Henry Cavill. Anyway, this portrait came from a fine art project in 2024. I will likely never draw anything to this scale again, especially since I prefer reducing the size to 8.5"x11" for printing.
What mediums did I use? I used graphite and charcoal on a 17"x22" paper. I had this massive paper scanned and manually spliced together with Photoshop, then I digitally edited some anatomical and contrast errors.
"Basilica Cathedral of Saint Denis"
This piece is for sale! There are no prints, but the original painting is available.
Another project from 2024! This is the largest watercolor piece I've done thus far, and it is also the most successful one. I have used watercolors in the past, but I didn't know how to use them properly prior to that (nor did I have decent quality paints).
What mediums did I use? I used fineliners, watercolors, and some watercolor pencils on a uh, a large piece of paper. After taking a photo, I edited the saturation and fixed the warping with Photoshop. It's quite apparent with how the border looks. Fortunately, it looks much better in person!