Environment art

Just as important as the characters themselves - evironments serve an essential role in storytelling!

They are also among my favorite things to work on in a project!

Clip studio paint

blender

Unreal

Unity

Across all of my animated projects, many environments were the result of hyridizing 2D and 3D elements.

This process often involved modeling objects such as folliage in Blender, texture painting it in both Adobe Substance Painter as well as Clip Studio Paint, and importing it into engines such as Unreal and Unity to animate physics simulations!

The goal: Make the 3D and 2D elements appear the same!

My explorations into hybridizing have evolved my artstyle to consider 2D as 3D and vice versa.

Alan don't play.png

Rainy alley.png

The meeting.png

Ribbit and Jax - I miss you (NoWatermark).png

Crab horizon with sky patterns.png

Spire valley.png

The spires at ground level.png

The spires.png

Sashwal breaking the clouds.png

The Shao-Lagari mountains.png

Coffee over the horizon.png

Murky waters.png

Ribbit in the rain - No Watermark.png

Through the camellia.png

Kaigo Bay.png

Kaigo Bay with umbrella.png

Rainy Day Dealers van interior with Ranan.png

blue sprouts orange rain sketch.png

blue sprouts orange rain.png

Old drill mew growth.png

Nam'ahd and Dresh facing a round door.png

ariel shot of misty spires.png

ariel view of cloudy mountains.png

Aso opening shot.png

waterspout opening shot.png

A lovely swim.jpg