#mockup
From popular demand I’ll try updating my art often again…
Little Mock-up I made for a fake Visual Novel
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Hello there, I’m interesting in lovely submission and I’m looking for a good, honest, truthful, obedient and understanding slut to own and collar.
Concept art of a Breach doll I may one day try to sew
Free Download:Art Equipment Scene Generator
Present your work in a professional and visually stunning way with this awesome presentation pack full of vibrant images and mock ups, perfect for any busy artist who is looking to show off their project.
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Refresh your Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest page with a set of eye-catching templates in blue colors and attract more passionate users to your source. Lifestyle, fashion, product advertising, online stores will get a totally new look thanks to an aqueous color scale, revealing your sweetest memories about the summer and vacation by the ocean.
It’s crucial to note, that not only the design is emphasized, - the templates are easy to customize due to smartly organized layers.
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This is a sample from The Scene Creator | TopviewbyAleksey Belorukov
Every item is isolated you can move items, change texture and color to create own unique composition. This product is perfect for helping you create website & social header images, mocking up hand lettering & art, displaying your branding projects and much more.
It Includes:
• 11 Unique items
• 1 Pre-made scene
• 1 Background texture
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Storyboards showing various features for a proposed new app to benefit the public transportation system. The app would have an online pay option, a way to check exact bus locations remotely and a real-time trip planner. All these features would help ease anxiety for commuters as well as create ease of use for casual riders.
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The tees I designed to benefit a sweet family’s adoption. The chalk was the initial sketch, followed by a quick manipulation in photoshop. The marker was another itiration of the sketch. When it was time to finalize, I outlined in illustrator in order to create the vector image the printer would later use.
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Coming soon.
Limited edition enamel pins of my #dtiyschallenge, La Rosa, will be added to my shop next month. Stay tuned!
Even though it was just last month that I revealed it here on tumblr, two years ago on this very day— August 25th— was the day where Override was first conceived! Back in 2019, Override was immensely different than what it is today; at the time, it wasn’t even called Override, nor did it take place in a universe designed by my own hand per se.
By that, I mean that it originally took place in the Earthbound/MOTHER continuity (PSI powers included!) and, for the longest time, went by the name “MOTHER: Into the Unknown”. It would have been set directly after the events of Earthbound, and still retained its Y2K plot elements… loosely. Like I said, its story back then was a lotdifferent.
Though, more on pre-Override trivia for a future post. I was debating on whether or not I should post something to commemorate the two-year anniversary of Override’s creation… until I realized I still had a battle sprite to show off. So, as a nice continuation to Override’s first actual teaser…
… here’s what happens next!
When it came time to think of a few enemy types for Override, I knew that I wanted an enemy similar to that of the MOTHER series’ Starman, something that could come in a few different forms but ultimately be recognizable regardless of variation. And so, with a few sketches here and there…
I designed the SGN-DRN— the Synergon Drone! The Synergon Drone was created with two specific inspirations; the L'il UFO from Earthbound and a pinch of a Mega Man-esque aesthetic, combined with my usual character design philosophy. The Synergon Drone’s initial design sketch portrayed it to look a lot wider (You can see this version of the design in the original teaser), but was eventually slimmed down a bit.
And spriting the Synergon Drone was no picnic, either. I actually decided to start from scratch at one point when I had already drawn at least 40% of it because I knew that it could look a lot better with enough tweaking, and surprisingly enough, I pulled it off! A whole lot of colors were used in the Synergon Drone’s battle sprite, but that only makes it a lot more visually pleasing!
I also went ahead and not only sprited an overworld sprite for the Synergon Drone, but animated its rotors, too! On its own, this makes for a really solid gif, and I’m impressed with myself that I was able to cram all of its details into a much smaller, size-accurate overworld sprite!
The last thing I’d like to talk about are a few aspects of the battle screen that I sprited, featuring Lauren’s first (hostile) encounter with a piece of Synergon tech. There are a few things that you’ll notice are new in this battle screen compared to the last one, such as what it looks like when you’re laying out your attack strategy as well as an adorable sprite I made of Lauren deep in thought.
It was a whole lot of fun making this new battle screen against a Synergon Drone, though next time when I upload another mockup of an in-game screenshot, it will instead be an overworld scene where I’ll test out my skills in tilesetting. For the time being, I hope you’ve enjoyed the spritework as always!
My thoughts will echo your name until I see you again…
Enchanted: Poster Concept
