The Mini-Sheep Adventures
October 14
Here's a project I did last year of a retro future control room! ArtStation - GCSA: Food Processing Plant, Misa Steinmetz
October 07
The Emerald Warrior
Artwork done for upcoming book cover! It's based on one of my old sketches! It was a lot of fun brining it to life. I used 3D for character and photobash to add details!🙂
September 16
• Edited (Sep 16, 2024)
Some fishes i drew last year, i actually record the process which you can see in my instagram if you want. Cheers
https://www.instagram.com/artwonderspde/
October 14
• Edited (Oct 14, 2024)
Hello, here's some new character designs I completed. Cheers! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/qJe19N
December 18, 2023
Swamp - Magic the Gathering
Hi everybody! I'm truly proud to share one of the first lands I painted for Magic: The Gathering. This was a significant achievement for me, considering I've been playing MtG since I was 10 years old.
Swamp
For Magic: The Gathering - Tales of Middle Earth
AD: Andrew Vallas
© 2023 MEE LLC. TM lic MEE to WotC LLC
October 07
Fan sculpt I'm doing in Zbrush of a Pokemon Evolution, still a long way to go this is a half way shot in Zbrush + Photoshop
October 02
Hey all, just found out a bit about this site, very cool so far. I'm enrolled in the masterclasses but never knew about this, so cool to find something that's not about spam and AI. Please don't judge the anatomy in this one, I only recently took an anatomy class and this is one of my favorites, but it's definitely not pro. I'm here to learn.
September 16
• Edited (Sep 16, 2024)
“Windmills”. 1.2m x 86cm
This was actually the most challenging traditional art i did in my life, huge drawing with so many details, one mistake when making the pen lineart and the drawing would be ruined, is not like oil painting that you can just paint on top and that's it. So happy that i was able to finish it, after all one thing is to start... but to actually finish the artwork sometimes can be quite difficult.
September 11
“Today, you don't have to go to school.
Pack the things that are important to you in a bag,
then come downstairs to see me.”
Mom's voice echoed in the early morning,
replacing the usual sound of my alarm clock.
I got up, groggy and confused,
trying to figure out what was going on.
“What do you mean?”
I shouted while walking down the stairs, filled with curiosity.
The sound of things being moved and shuffled was the only response I got.
I quickly hurried to the storage room, where I found Mom hunched over, searching for something.
“Where are we going?”
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The Ordinary days
My personal project on FB/IG: Artmeesri
Process on instagram