Art Porfolio

Hat From Above.
Rendered in a sketch style.

Baseball Hat.
Rendered in a textured style.

Pass the Hat - Charity.
Rendered in a flat cartoon style.

Wearing Different Hats - Professions.
Rendered in an abstract style.

Reference Image:

Source: Bulbapedia

Garchomp Study.

Timelapse

Reference Images:

Source: Bulbapedia

Emolga Study.

Timelapse

Reference Images:

Source: Bulbapedia Source: Bulbapedia

Iron Thorns vs. Tyranitar Study.

Iron Thorns vs. Tyranitar with Simple Background Study.

Spinosaurus as a Pokemon, Normal and Shiny Coloration.

Timelapse

Reference Images:

Source: Comicvine

Source: TechRadar/HBO Max

Samurai Jack Study.

Timelapse

Stone Dragon Turtle
Stupendemys lithosdraco
Text from image:
This species of freshwater turtle from the Pebas Mega-Wetland appears to have evolved in an evolutionary arms race with the 15 meter long Purussaurus (Purassaurus hydrodraco) of the area. Fossil records from some of the dried out areas indicate these species have been evolving in rivalry for the past five to six million years and that five million years ago, Stupendemys only reached a carapace length of approximately 3 meters. This complex interaction and pressure to defend themselves from Purussaurus, the abundance of very large fish, and this turtle's ability to eat nearly anything have combined to make it the largest species of turtle in the world. This wetland used to cover much more of the South American continent, but that its decline halted for an unknown reason. The earliest known records from South American natives describe these creatures as roughly the "Stone Dragons" and the Purussaurus as the "Water Dragons." Ancient tribes refused to settle in the area within a day's walk from the wetland, but seemed to have a coming of age ceremony for members to observe the "dragons" for a day and return having seen the world.

In modern times, laws from multiple South American countries make it illegal to live around or in the wetlands except in one of the three research outposts that study this area called "a look into Earth's past."

Note: This is a fictional creature inspired by the idea of how could dragons could have evolved. I looked at Stupendemys geographicus, alligator snapping turtles, and ankylosaurus as inspiration. In this fictional narrative, the Pebas Mega-Wetland in South America never disappeared.

Stone Dragon Turtle, Dragons of South America p.15 (fictional book).

Trentive (font)

This is a custom font that I designed based on handwriting. It started as character drawings. I then converted it into a usable font file (Trentive.otf). It is designed to look good on sketchnotes and as a handwriting substitute.