Digital Art

A collection of my artwork done not by pencil but by pixel

Need a Hand?

I designed this graphic for upcoming fashion designer and friend, Sophie Abrey. The theme of the clothing line was along the lines of vampires, and so this graphic and its outfit were born.

Sophie’s Instagram- sophieabrey_design

A perk to digital art is being able to go back a see where you started to where you ended up through time lapses. Here’s a few 30 second examples.

Trust the Process

Shaded Ballerina

Inspired by a ballet show that I saw, this ballerina displays colors that are dark and contrasting. This differentiates from the typical light and fluffy pinks that you would expect.

Star Wars Stars

Portraits of the Star Wars stars, Padme, Anakin Skywalker, and The Mandalorian. Padme’s portrait took about 8 hours and 40 minutes, Anakin’s took 6 hours and 40 minutes, and The Mandalorian’s took 8 hours and 50 minutes.

Realistic with a Twist

A reference photo is only a reference, and I always try to expand beyond that. These pet portraits are both realistic and playful. I applied every fundamental rule of drawing except for the typical color palette, leaving me with this unique yet simple concept.

Multiple Mediums in One

Another bonus to digital art is the ability to create the illusion of other mediums of art while still doing it digitally. This hummingbird painting is a perfect example of that. It looks watercolor-like while still being digital.

Game Board

As a school project, my english class was asked to design and create a functioning game inspired by the epic poem, The Odyssey. This included the board, cards, pawns, rules, and everything else that comes along with gameplay. As you can see, I went all out and put my graphic design skills to the test.

Front of cards

Back of cards

Promotional Flyer

A friend of mine started a fashion club at our school, and being the co-president, she asked me to design a poster/flyer to hang up and pass out in the hallways.