my art
Night at the Mansion
I dedicated 30 hours to create an artwork that links past and future X-Men stories through a detailed portal system.
Each section reveals the shared paths of favorite characters, showcasing their challenges during time travel & battle against a Sentinel attack.
I enjoyed figuring out how to design within the X-Men logo while keeping the entire scene interconnected.
Wolverine is my fav, Bub.
Trials of a Hunter
This 25-hour project was a gift for a friend. We both are fans of the Witcher universe and its engaging characters and stories, which inspired me to create this. I enjoyed trying out different color schemes.
Bruce & Clark
Key battles from Batman vs Superman. This hand-drawn & colored piece combines energy and emotion, showcasing some of their most intense scenes from the film.
I’ve been a big Superman fan all my life.
Cole Train
This artwork realistically depicts Adrian Mompoint as Augustus Cole from Gears of War, showcasing the character’s intense presence.
It captures the raw energy of the game, and Cole's fierce determination and strong spirit.
I wanted this piece to be different from my usual work by not focusing on action. Instead, I aimed to showcase the character, similar to a statue.
The Lone Wolf
This drawing shows Geralt the Witcher fighting a werewolf, capturing a fierce struggle and wild fire magic. The bright colors of fire highlight movement and strong emotions against the darkness that is his world. Geralt's detailed armor and the werewolf's brutality tell a story of man versus beast.
HAHAHAHA
Random sketch of Jared Leto’s Joker that I drew almost ten years ago now, back when this first promotional image was released—before the film.
On Bishop Time
This artwork, for my friend Adrian Mompoint, an actor and model who’s also an X-Men fan, shows his dream of being Bishop in the Marvel Universe.
I incorporated well-known character elements while still trying to anchor it down in reality .
Using various colors, I wanted to capture a vibrant feel that reflects Adrian’s energy as well as that comic book “POP“ we know from the 90’s era of comics.
Limit Break
I’ve been a huge Final Fantasy fan since I was a kid, and this is a piece I drew and colored many years ago now. Time flies.