Personal Style
This is one of a series of drawings I made about Mahisha the buffalo demon. The myth of Mahisha is a complex, multifaceted narrative with its origins in ancient India.
Another drawing of Mahisha in a different style.
Above and below are some sketches I made for an old friend - he wrote a quick poem for his mother featuring a figure called “THE HEN.” Here she is, in her many incarnations. She changed shape and character as I read and reread the poem, so I used many different kinds of pens/brushes.
Environments
Above and below are some sketches I made for an exercise in science fiction protoyping. First hand - sketched in pencil, then shaded in Photoshop.
Above I used sketchy pencil and intentionally rough environments painted in Photoshop to describe the mood and expression of the project rather than the specific shape.
I used a combination of Maya and Photoshop to finish this architectural rendering.
Props
Some abstract props I sketched for a game project.
Designing vines and an ecosystem around the vines for a game project.
Character Design
A deer character for a game project.
A traveling danndelion character for a game project
Above are some figure drawings from analytical Figure Drawing with Kevin Chen. Kevin asked us to make the least amount of strokes necessary to define a shape. I respect this idea a lot, and it leads to graphical clarity in most cases, but my style is naturally much sketchier, as you can see below.
And lastly, my ecorche for Rey Bustos' anatomy class :)