Adam The Person

here’s some more Infinity Train art cause I love these characters

Ocean-themed Mandala design, made with Adobe Illustrator!

Promotional poster I designed for a local art show! I used Adobe Illustrator for this one.

“Expanding Brain”, digital graphic design.

“Starlight Flower”, digital design.

Some quick sketches of the Gem Homeworld from Steven Universe- loved the design of the city!

Sci-fi character design concepts for Nightshade, a vicious agent who hunts down unfortunate victims. He’ll star in the full fight animation!

Here’s the full design for Populace 17, the setting of the animation. A city built along the sides of a trench system, carved right into the mountains.

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I used a combination of pen, charcoal and colored pencil for this drawing! Fun Fact: I glued those big butterflies onto the bottom to cover up a bunch of mistakes. That sounds like it could be poetic in some way...

So I spawned several thousand Reaper Leviathans and made them fight a bunch of Ghost Leviathans in Subnautica...

This painting took me FOREVER to finish but it’s finally done and I’m super proud of it. However I never want to look at another tree ever again after this. Branches and branches and more branches are all I see. They’ve made me insane. BRANCHES.

Another acrylic painting! This ridiculous hodgepodge of completely random objects was set up on a table by my art class, so that we could observe it and draw it from life. The objects in this painting include: a fake skull, fake hands, lots of colorful glassware, a wheel rim, a roll of scotch tape, 8 chess pieces, red and green tablecloth, a big tea kettle, a tall tea kettle, part of a trophy, and parts of a fake rib cage. This painting would make a good “I Spy” game...

Lightbulb Squids shine eerily in the darkness, floating serenely amongst the depths of a vast ocean, suspended in harmony, illuminating nothing but one another. These squids don't cloud the water around them in inky blackness- they shine through and illuminate the void. This acrylic painting took me many hours to finish- I'm honestly not too sure where the idea for this painting came from, it just "happened" out of the blue! It feels like it was painting itself as I worked on it. Figuring out the orange lighting and how it would interact with the blue water around it was particularly fun to do. Anyways I'm very happy with the finished piece so whooooohoooooooo!!!

(handprint for scale)

100% Organic Olive Oil! This is a pencil still-life of completely normal and mundane everyday kitchen items. How exciting!