Nika Andersson

remember me?

A noirish horror game that I played. I really enjoyed this game, so why not draw art based on this game?

-I will always be in your dreams.-

I have so many different styles. It all depends on my mood. But I like to experiment, although my style is still recognizable.

How hard it is to draw sometimes…

These are all the drawings I've been drawing lately. I drew them purely for myself, so they are far from perfect. I don't have time to draw anything really worthwhile.

Here I am! Slowly exiting the art block.

I have so little Simon in the works, it's sad. I don't notice the poor guy at all. I will express my vision of Simon, I just noticed a long time ago, back in the beginning, that Simon likes to be portrayed as just a quiet guy. Well, he's got a problem with his head, that's understandable. But he's portrayed as quite a nice guy. But to me, Simon's that creepy classmate. He stinks of sweat, he's got that rare, virgin mustache. He's quiet, he's intimidating. He's unpleasant, even socially. It seems to me that he needs a lot of time to open up to a person, which is exactly what he did with Sophie, for which they became friends (well, they were both bullied I think Sophie had no choice). And so for ordinary people he is a very uninteresting person, you ask him how he is doing, in response you get “nothing”. In general, I see him as such a nasty dude, behind which stands a kind of nice guy, but mentally ill just horrible.

Sorry, I have an artblock :)

David doesn't feel anything most of the time, but fear and adrenaline are emotions that can't be drowned out. Anxiety and panic, fear of the unknown. Because of most of his injuries, he takes painkillers, and there are scars on his body that remind him of his past. The mistakes of his past will always be with him and he will always hate himself for it. Alcohol and painkillers save him from pain, but the only problem is that he doesn't feel anything. A cold look. But only adrenaline helps him feel at least something, and he lives by this feeling. David is used to fighting, crashing a car, and doing dangerous things. And this is a vicious circle. Trams, tabletops, adrenaline, trams and pills. He will never get out of this circle. He's in pain.