This was a keyframe, or more of a poster rather, for a pitch bible I made in my concept development class.
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During my sophomore year game design class, I made some illustrations for a horror-themed board game with a mechanic where several boards would change places, reminiscent of the rooms in a haunted house shifting around.
This is a collection of various illustrations I made during my participation in the annual Artfight event. These are images of other people's characters, not my own.
Since 2024, I've participated in Artfight, the annual online art gifting game, every year. The main focus is drawing characters, but sometimes I like to experiment with other styles or backgrounds during the event.
Dungeons and Depritonia is a DnD campaign that I started running a few years ago, although I had been developing this story since long before. It takes place in the midst of the apocalypse after a chasm opened across the earth and monsters escaped from the core. The player characters managed to escape to the last safe haven, a floating city encased in crystal called Depritonia. It has a heavy focus on mystery and uncovering hidden history, but also human connection and compassion, and understanding the many perspectives of the world.
I use these backgrounds during sessions to help immerse my players, so I made three versions for different times of day. The text "THE ISLE OF STONE AND FIRE" refers to the area the players are currently in, one of Depritonia's five districts, the Fire District.
Battle background
This is the background I use for when a battle starts. I use OBS to display the background during sessions, and I use a plugin that can make audio visualizers appear on screen. That circle underneath the word "BATTLE!" is used for one of those.
Character cards
I also made cards to display and move around on screen of the non-player characters the players meet. I've only completed a few out of the many, many characters in this campaign, but I haven't stopped yet.
Monster cards
I made cards for some of the custom monsters, too. Much like the character cards, this collection is incomplete.
Self Portrait
When learning how to use Adobe Illustrator in our freshman year digital art class, one of our projects was to create a metaphorical self portrait, meant to represent some aspect of us. I made this to represent my love of creation, my head full of ideas and worlds.
Digital Still Life
Also freshman year digital art, we were tasked with making a still life of various objects that are important to us somehow, first in grayscale and then adding color afterwards. I chose thes objects to represent my hobbies, home, and heritage.
Underground clowns
This was made for a clown themed Dungeons and Dragons one-shot I ran, where the players had to descend into the bunker below the carnival on the surface to solve a murder mystery.
Eyebot phone background
This is actually based off of a chalk drawing I once did, which also featured Eyebot relaxing in space. I figured it would make for a good phone background, so I remade the drawing in Clip Studio Paint.
Crab monster character design
This was a character I made for a friend's Dungeons and Dragons campaign. The character's name is Herb, a hermit crab who got too big for his shell, and turned it into a weapon to help him on his journey to find a bigger shell.