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On this page you'll find various collections from all of my works consisting of at least 2-3 pieces on the same topic or following the same idea. Each category will be updated periodically and some new categories may be added when ready. Enjoy!
Given the importance of movies in my life, naturally creating original film posters seems like the next step. Below you'll find examples of some posters, whether digitally or physically illustrated, from competitions and/or for art purposes.
*All movie posters are for sale as both prints and NFTs*
This was a submission for Talenthouse's James Bond: No Time To Die poster competition. The image is taken at the moment Bond's bullet hits the mirror on which you see his reflection. The mirror shatters to form an aerial view of London and the Thames which crosses over the wound in his chest. In lipstick is written "No Time To Die" along
This was a submission for Talenthouse's James Bond: No Time To Die poster competition. The image is taken at the moment Bond's bullet hits the mirror on which you see his reflection. The mirror shatters to form an aerial view of London and the Thames which crosses over the wound in his chest. In lipstick is written "No Time To Die" along with a kiss mark. The image is taken from his first incarnation of the role in Casino Royale.
This was a submission for Talenthouse's James Bond: No Time To Die poster competition. This idea came from the original prompt which was to incorporate all of Daniel Craig's Bond adventures as a celebration of his last appearance as the character. Along with a collection of symbols from his movies, you will also find the contents held bet
This was a submission for Talenthouse's James Bond: No Time To Die poster competition. This idea came from the original prompt which was to incorporate all of Daniel Craig's Bond adventures as a celebration of his last appearance as the character. Along with a collection of symbols from his movies, you will also find the contents held between two clock hands. Lastly you have Bond leaping heroically while being targeted.
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animal
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animals in yellow. The title stands out while following in the tradition of action/adventure movies by being bright red and the snow/rain in white pulls all of the elements together.
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animal
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animals in yellow. The title stands out while following in the tradition of action/adventure movies by being bright red and the snow/rain in white pulls all of the elements together.
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animal
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animals in yellow. The title stands out while following in the tradition of action/adventure movies by being bright red and the snow/rain in white pulls all of the elements together.
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animal
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animals in yellow. The title stands out while following in the tradition of action/adventure movies by being bright red and the snow/rain in white pulls all of the elements together.
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animal
The design is derived from a still in the earlier part of the film. At the time the world is in peril with extremely low temperatures and nature roaming wild as humans no longer live in the surface world. Using the primary colors, blue in this case, I try to portray the frigid temperatures of the area while highlighting the roaming animals in yellow. The title stands out while following in the tradition of action/adventure movies by being bright red and the snow/rain in white pulls all of the elements together.
Under the title of caricatures can fall many types of drawings, whether they are performed in a cartoon style, a sketched out/realistic style, a classic caricature style or a silhouette style. The one fundamental feature is the portrait style they all abide by. They may also be based off of real people or from imagination.
Silhouette style of famous actor Natalie Wood made with black Sharpie.
Inspired by a Zulu Nation mural in Brooklyn and made with Copic markers.
Classic caricature style image of actress Scarlett Johansson made with Sharpie.
Designed and illustrated digitally in 2018, this is a collection of Audrey Hepburn images illustrated with different colors and values. Each drawing is of the same image, but by changing the background and color schemes each has their own unique feel. Also, they were all drawn with a silhouette style in mind, but using different shades of the same color adds a depth and brightness to each picture that black and white would not have captured in my opinion. Each piece is also finished with the signature of the actress in the top left corner.
Here you'll find all of my designs as I fill in a sketch book collaboration between Montana Colors and UNI Posca focused of street art.
A basic and fun way to introduce you to the sketchbook with a colorful tag using one of my pen names.
5 individual pieces about thinking outside of the box and letting creativity roam free. Each has their own theme.
Police and paramilitary personnel are surrounded by plumes of color being dropped by a white dove effectively "surrounding" a destructive and restricting force in peace and love.
Location is key to this one. In the subway/metro rarely do people take the time to relax and reset, hence the purpose of this piece. Slow down and take a second to absorb the world around you.
Inspired by the legendary New Yorker magazine covers but altered to reflect on my experiences in my current living situation. Here you'll find 2 cover ideas a month based off of Madrid. Hopefully in time this can develop into a full fledged magazine.
*All magazine covers are for sale as both prints and NFTs*
Palacio Cristal in January while also serving as an experiment with new software.
Here you will find some of my architecture studies, technical drawings, competition submissions and original ideas for projects along with an explanation.
This is a blue print I created to scale of a planned, but never created, Frank Lloyd Wright laundromat. There are also some arithmetics on the side as I tried to estimate how much of which materials would've been needed, and how much they would've costed.
Using geometrical figures to create possible shapes within shapes. And then creating one shape with as many shapes as possible inside, totaling 342.
Simple study of how to create perfect circles from triangles and vice versa.
These four pieces are inspired by or built around concepts in nature. Whether it involves the main aspects of an ecosystem or of a culture, each work holds nature to a dominant position. Although the pieces were not intentionally created as a collection, they all follow suit with a general shared idea.
This work was inspired by the many customs of Asian countries. The idea behind it was to point out very different and distinct cultures from specific places in Asia while joining them in harmonious fashion. The dragon is drawn without hands/feet so as to not reveal either its Chinese or Japanese origin. The lantern on the other hand is s
This work was inspired by the many customs of Asian countries. The idea behind it was to point out very different and distinct cultures from specific places in Asia while joining them in harmonious fashion. The dragon is drawn without hands/feet so as to not reveal either its Chinese or Japanese origin. The lantern on the other hand is specifically Chinese with my added flare.The tree is another mixed object. It possesses the body of a Japanese bonsai while displaying the foliage of pink cherry blossoms, again illustrated in my style, which grow famously in China and India as well as Japan. The Japanese wave is a direct reference to Hokusai's wave and the final component is a species of crane found commonly in India.
I drew up the rose to accompany our little garden in the front of our house. To achieve the effect I was aiming for I used a sketchbook technique which allows me to increase depth perception of the main shape painted in solid colors by separating the rose from the surface and extending its contour beyond the geometric shape behind it.
This is my very first mural and it was done as a group project with my little sister (her mural not pictured). The concept was the coexistence of nature and city, and I chose to design and paint the "nature" part of it. My goal was to incorporate the larger aspects of nature into one flowing piece. Here you can see animals, land, water, a
This is my very first mural and it was done as a group project with my little sister (her mural not pictured). The concept was the coexistence of nature and city, and I chose to design and paint the "nature" part of it. My goal was to incorporate the larger aspects of nature into one flowing piece. Here you can see animals, land, water, air and sun all represented. Also, above and to the left you will see my final sketch (done digitally).
Inspired in part by Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea" we have a calm Santiago fishing amidst a very active sky and sun. The tackle on the end of the fishing line is drawn as if it were thrown toward the viewer in an attempt to show depth and the third dimension in a relatively tight space. Also notice Santiago's bright sea blue eyes inspired by a famous passage from the novel.
The idea here was to explore the one thing that connects people all over the world... football (soccer). In every country and city around the world the masses gravitate towards the beautiful game. The theme of this project was to select a handful of important footballing cities and create sculptural street footballs drawing inspiration from natural resources, art, culture, location, history and technology.
This ball was made from banana leaves, white rubber bands, and white orchids. all three materials exist in Nigeria's vast rain forest and they come together to make the colors of the Nigerian flag.
Inspired by South Africa's ancient civilization, the Khoisan, and modern Johannesburg building techniques, I created a ball made entirely from dirt (and a foam core) and painted it with a dot pattern exhibited on Khoisan art.
Rio's vibrant culture is represented with the various colors painted on deconstructed soccer ball parts. The rest is held together by Brasilian banana leaves which are also decorated with similar designs meant to represent the colors of the sky at sun rise and set. On each side of the ball there are two diamond shaped pieces with the colo
Rio's vibrant culture is represented with the various colors painted on deconstructed soccer ball parts. The rest is held together by Brasilian banana leaves which are also decorated with similar designs meant to represent the colors of the sky at sun rise and set. On each side of the ball there are two diamond shaped pieces with the colors and designs of Rio's four teams; Flamengo, Fluminense, Vasco de Gama, and Botafogo.
Inspired by Tokyo's revolutionary recycling system, this ball was made entirely from plastic bags. Samurai blue rubber bands hold the ball together, the hexagonal panels are meant to represents freestyle football's origin and popularity in Japan, while its pink silk fringes utilize a traditional Asian fabric while creating