Kati Knitt

My first cover project. I wanted to make a nice looking back up box and originally just use original scans for that but they were all low quality and had the PS4 logo and I felt like the box could be better in some areas.

The regular cover art. The front is rebuild, keying out Kim and Harry and rearranging the background art to be geographically more true to the actual level art. The back I puzzled together from various promo texts. I took some small inspiration from the actual PS4 box art.

Variant. I prefer this version because it doesn’t have the “determined character with weapon” trope that so many games go with. It’s also a bit more unhinged.

This disk art I painted myself after not finding any fitting art for the disk. (The retail disk just uses the same painting of Harry and Kim again.) All other art is the original art by Studio ZA/UM artists.

The uncompressed cover files, versions with bleed, ESRB versions and some more variants are in this Google Drive folder.

Happy bunny day! Here's Gunny (character belongs to @hikariposting.bsky.social)

This Digimon claims to have existed since the dawn of computers, but its data contains no evidence that this is true. It attacks with sticky electric tape, similar to the tape of a Turing machine. This tape is stored around its arms.

The comic was black and white, so I just splashed Totodile-paint on my critter. I couldn't really erase the Agumon from its DNA completely. But I got the bulbous nose the best I could, and I'm proud of the belt!

I might use this little critter in Digimon Lost Concepts (and I'll credit/link the comic if I do), but for now, Turinmon's just hanging out. The bonus panel of this comic does have an extra Digimon but ehhhh...that one's harder to draw. Maybe I'll swoop back to that one at a later date.

Below are the pictures from the original comic that I used as reference.

I didn't plan for this to get released on a full moon day, cool coincidence.

Original Art by @katiknitt, thought bubbles by me