Showing posts with label Submission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Submission. Show all posts

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Anime Angels II: Two-Faced


I was planning to post this on Halloween since the theme is appropriate, but my overnight shifts made me forget.

I went with a Lucifer-themed piece with both his angel self and fallen angel self. Truthfully, I enjoyed working on fallen angel!Lucifer more. *coughsclerascough* 

Link to order Anime Angel's Artbook can be found here

Friday, August 24, 2012

Anime Angel's I: Snow's Descent


Finally getting around to posting the works that I wasn't allowed to post yet.

Around Fanime last year, I was approached by someone at my booth promoting about an artbook collaboration with several other artists around the world and asked if I would like to be a part of it. I didn't too much about it, but said sure anyways, what did I have to lose? Several months later I'm getting emails from the them in a group email that included many other talented artists and I was first like "What is this?...OH! That thing back in Fanime!" So several months later, the group Maron Media has given birth to the Anime Angel's Artbook~

So in result I made two pieces for the artbook, this being the first of them.
There was a note at the end of the emails when we were first starting to mix it up a bit, since 75% of the art was most likely going to be of pretty girls with wings. So I went less happy, cheerful themes. It was fun~

Friday, February 10, 2012

Childhood


I remember when I was a kid, I would think anything that had a face was alive and wouldn't reveal themselves unless I was asleep or wasn't around. Toy Story pretty much personified mostly any kid's thoughts about their toys in the best way possible.

I made this for a collaboration a year or so ago, and I really liked how it turned out.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

San Francisco JPop Summit 2011


Was looking through my stuff, and found this little piece that I submitted for San Francisco's 2011 JPop Summit last year. They were doing a contest for their street banners and it had to be Miku-themed and have something to do with San Francisco, so this is what I came up with. I made another street banner for Japantown's Annual Cherry Blossom Festival for an assignment a year or so before, so I used that same theme for this one.

Unfortunately, I didn't win, but I had fun making this. It made me refresh my vector skills and reminded me how long it takes to make vectors...