Ceramic 03 by Sheng Lam
- more things for Ceramic (still cooking on it)
- more non related drawings over the last few years
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House Of The Dead by Artem Chebokha
Cover illustrations for Nicki Pau Preto's book I made in 2024
OPEN FOR WORK: art.rhads@gmail.com
tutorial about my photoshop technique:
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Prints:
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Sketches
"Outrenoir" by Artem Chebokha
Cover illustrations for Marc J. Gregson's books I made in 2024 and 2025.
OPEN FOR WORK: art.rhads@gmail.com
tutorial about my photoshop technique:
https://artstn.co/m/waxo
Prints:
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"The Core" by Artem Chebokha
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tutorial about my photoshop technique:
https://artstn.co/m/waxo
Prints:
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"Twilight" by Artem Chebokha
OPEN FOR WORK: art.rhads@gmail.com
tutorial about my photoshop technique:
https://artstn.co/m/waxo
Prints:
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Wandering Ecosystem by Daniele Turturici
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Midori Kingdom by Daniele Turturici
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Tengoku City by Daniele Turturici
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Wilżanka by Sebastian Szmyd
"Choć kiedyś nie zostanie po mnie już nawet cień, to dzisiaj jestem jeszcze tutaj, tańcząc pośród łąk."
"Though not even a shadow of me will one day linger, today I am here, dancing in the meadows"
Summer storms are the best storms, am I right? Not even hail and the dents on my car will convince me otherwise
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Final
Detail
Pencil underdrawing
Process shot #1
Process shot #2
Initial idea quicksketch, digital.
Solarpunk Cityscape by Daniele Turturici
I think anyone who stumbles across the Solarpunk genre ends up asking the same question: could a future like this really exist? A world where humans live in true harmony with nature, and tech is here to help us—not control us?
Even though today’s world feels more and more like a cyberpunk dystopia, my answer to that question is still: yes, absolutely.
Because honestly? We already have everything we need to build that kind of future. We just need to start imagining it—more and more.
Taking action is super important, of course. But being able to imagine something is the bare minimum...