DIGITAL ART
Consider digital art as visuals created on an electronic platform. Instead of brushes and canvases, digital tools and software to create everything from basic designs to intricate to editing photographs.
CUSTOM GAME CARDS
This street-savvy bunny strikes a pose with its arms crossed, rocking a hoodie and a backward cap like it just hopped out of a rap battle. Its giant ears—peeking out from under the cap—stand alert, as if it’s ready to drop the hottest mixtape of the season. Loose-fitting pants drape over its fluffy tail, and the snazzy sneakers look primed for some breakdancing action. A retro boombox sits by its side, cranking out imaginary beats that perfectly match the bunny’s sassy expression.

PROJECT ROLE
Concept Design
Generative AI
Graphic Design
Printing
Product Visualization

RETROSPECTIVE
While experimenting with generative AI, I'm glad to say that no AI tool can fully replace an artist. To create the final design, I combined elements from several generated images and merged them into the look you see above. Because the client wanted physical cards, I chose to purchase industry-standard playing cards and print directly onto them. This option felt much more authentic than printing on regular paper and cutting it down, which would have resulted in a flimsy, low-quality feel.
ORION NEBULA - M42
"Among the many clouds of glowing interstellar gas, there is one called the Orion Nebula, only 1,500 light-years away from Earth. These three bright stars are seen by Earthlings as the belt in the familiar constellation of Orion the Hunter. The Nebula appears from Earth as a patch of light, the middle star in Orion's sword. But it is not a star; it is something else entirely. A cloud that veils one of nature's secret places. This is a stellar nursery, a place where stars are born."
a quote from CARL SAGAN

PROJECT ROLE
Compositing
Upscaling


RETROSPECTIVE
Undertaking this project was a truly exhilarating experience as it blended my fascination of space with my skills in digital media. I was lucky enough to composite a sequence of black and white images, captured by a hobbyist astronomer who used special filters when capturing the nebula. The filters allowed for the capture of reflected light off of the elements carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and iron in the nebula.