For years now I've been quite into character design - not just for work but also in my free time, from sketching practice to building entire worlds and background stories.
Because it's really the characters that make a good story most of the time, don't you think?
So here are some of my favourite works from the past years. Enjoy.
Also my shop and instagram for those who want to keep in touch or order a print or two:
shop // insta
Because it's really the characters that make a good story most of the time, don't you think?
So here are some of my favourite works from the past years. Enjoy.
Also my shop and instagram for those who want to keep in touch or order a print or two:
shop // insta
Older studies were more chaotic and at times completely lacking structure, just ways of loosening up and experimenting.
At times things would get a little more surreal.
There was a more experimental phase when I'd cut out my watercolor characters and find the best setting for them to be photographed it. I still do this from time to time, it's satisfying on a whole new level.
Digital work would happen at times, too.
But I would inevitably return to what I enjoy the most - watercolor.
This one was one of my faves, comes with a process video as well:
Some fanart can be fun when portioned right!
And that one time I imagined a whole series about this gang of female assassins.
Still quite drawn to these.
Still quite drawn to these.
Finally, my most recent study and one of my favourites yet. This time a simple practice sheet turned into an array of characters from a world of bounty hunters mixed with wild west and sci-fi and even bits of steampunk.
Made a narrated process video - check it out for some quick tips!
