Vector Calligraphy

 

Hatching Gradient

 

Character Design

 

Vector Landscape

 

Fun Hair

 

Pen Tool Faces

 

Vector Edits

 

What To Do To Get a Job and Start a Career in my Dream Industry

https://www.cgspectrum.com/blog/concept-artist-interview-advice-with-krzysztof-luzny

For concept artists, having a wide skill set and an understanding of various subjects is key for the flexible nature of concept art.

https://conceptartempire.com/alex-chiu-story-artist-interview/

For storyboarders, studying film and understanding how the film frames scenes and what is done to transition across each scene is crucial.

https://characterdesignreferences.com/blog-interviews-5/allison-perry

For character designers and many artist careers in general, it is important to look at successful portfolios to understand how to build one's own and to network with fellow artists.

Eyeballs

 

Business Card Fonts

 

My Workspace

 

Mystery Sentence

 With remote classes, if I could take all my online classes away from SoCal, I would take them in Japan.

Opening Vector Files

 

Ten Artworks

 Ten of my past artworks

Made in Toon Boom Harmony

Made in Maya

Made in Photoshop

Medium: Charcoal and pastel on toned paper

Medium: Charcoal on toned paper

Medium: Ink and Marker

Medium: Charcoal and Pastel on toned paper

Medium: Ink

Medium: Oil Paint on Canvas

Medium: Coffee beans on paper

My Art, Goals, and Influences

I've started art pretty late compared to most of my peers. I've always loved animation since I was a kid, but that would never go beyond just viewing, that is, until late in high school, when I realized that pursuing the very thing I've always enjoyed was what I wanted to do the most. I love both American and Japanese animation, and want to be a part of the industry some day, hopefully as a storyboarder or concept designer. Because I am behind on experience, I lack expertise, but make up for it in hard work. I've dabbled in various mediums, including pencil, charcoal, and Photoshop illustrations, and Toon Boom Harmony animation. One inspiration of mine is Murata. I absolutely love the way he conveys movement through each scene he illustrates and aim to make action scenes as he can.

This blog has been created for both personal work and for Art 363B - Illustration.