A Kaiba Land Map I Completed For Volume 1 Of @lacquer-zine

A kaiba land map I completed for Volume 1 of @lacquer-zine

Another fun one, this time painting up a map for kaiba land. Looked at a bunch of old theme park maps to choose the colour scheme for this one and I was pretty surprised by how strange they are.

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Forth preview for one of my pieces I’ve finished for @lacquer-zine. Check it out if you haven’t yet.

Really cute colouring page. Can’t wait to see what people do with this one.

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Two previews in one for @lacquer-zine​. Go look at it~ >.>

For someone who doesn’t do graphic design I sure do like doing graphic design...

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Another toon commission, this time for a Toon Decode Talker. Loved working on the colours for this one, a ton of fun.

I got two sketches for this commission one from magicallydeclined and one from esquilovezes which where really cool so have a look at them if you’re interested.

Check out the ORICA made by the commissioner

The section starter I completed for Volume 1 of @lacquer-zine

I went for a movie poster look for a movie based off of the events of battle city. I thought a movie studio would go for fictionalised events around battle city from the perspective of  fictional participant. It would save time and money for the studio and give more freedom in portrayals of the events. Plus the idea of an Ember Island style retelling of the events is really funny to me.

Went for a real vapour wave aesthetic for the colour palette and added a ton of effects just for fun. The glitch and screen tone effects are probably my favourite. For the first time painting city scene this came out really well, I can’t believe I actually made the perspective make somewhat sense.

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A spot the difference page I completed for Volume 1 of @lacquer-zine​

The interactive sections I did for the zine where my favourite outcomes for sure. I really wanted this page to be pretty difficult to complete ( so no cheating <.< ) so it was a bit more fun to look at ;)

Tried out some coloured highlights and shadows for something a bit diffrent and it came out really well. I can’t wait to use this again sometime for some crazy thing.

Get it in juicy 300 dpi along with everyone else's work.

>> Lacquer Zine: Vol 1 is available for FREE here <<

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