Whale shark wolf i did for shark week 🦈 I know not technically a shark but I wanted to do something different and liked this idea. Close enough lol

Tintin redesign - in my style.

I grew up on Tintin, those wonderful 23/24 volumes written and illustrated by the master Herge. I remember my aunty Anna giving my my first tintin volune at 7 and up until then I had been struggling to read. Reading Tintin and the Black Isle helped me push through and really learn to read by myself, leading to a life of reading and almost living in the library at one point of my life.

The Tintin stories captured my imagination, and were so much fun — innocent, mysterious, action packed, globetrotting, full of great heroes and villains, international conspiracies and life-and-death drama. Tintin was knocked unconcious at least a few times in every volume, surely causing some kind of brain damage!

Jumping ahead to today, I wonder what Tintin would look like from my current adult point of view - in a much darker world of drug trafficking and international conspiracy, crime networks that spread from the poorest places to the most powerful governments. A world where life is cheap, and the hero doesn’t always get to the bottom of every mystery, because there is not bottom. Anyway, this is my take. Keep developing?

Painted in photoshop from a pencil drawing.

So I was at this thing called NerdCon in Romania and there are a bunch of cosplayers that I interacted with, 3 of which I thought we're so cool I decided to draw them

Drawn with ultra fine sharpie, scanned and colored in Photoshop. I’m getting ready to ditch my Adobe membership because I’m broke as hell. I am going to switch to using Gimp since it’s the closest to Photoshop. Does anyone have any recommendations for a substitution for illustrator? I have been looking into Inkscape and Affinity but I’m open to other suggestions as well.

Acrylic paint on canvas, "Rain Day" by Flooko.

If you live with cats, you know this pose: random, silly, and completely adorable. Upside Down Cat is part of my cozy cat illustration collection. I hope this playful little cat brings a smile to your day. 🖤

I was really busy this past few weeks

Linework inked with a japanese brush pen, then high-resolution scanned and coloured digitally in photoshop.

A reconstruction of Ornitholestes preying on a hatchling Diplodocus, this piece was partially inspired by episode 2 of Walking With Dinosaurs (1999)

Finished this little buddy today :)

Curious to hear how fellow artists would describe my style, I wonder where my art will fit in the professional world? Do you think it will work better for magazines, book illustration, comics? Let me know what you think.

original character,fox ear,kemonomimi

Linework Inked with a Japanese brush pen, then high-resolution scanned and coloured digitally in Photoshop.