Hand Painted Assets
AEG G.IV – A WW1 Plane with a Shark Twist
The first model reinterprets the iconic AEG G.IV from World War I, but with a twist: the plane is depicted with a shark-inspired design. This creative choice blends the gritty, mechanical essence of early aviation with an unexpected, almost predatory aesthetic. The hand-painted textures emphasize this playful departure from historical precision, inviting viewers to appreciate the design as an artistic reimagining rather than a literal recreation.
Roots of Nordrassil – A Warcraft-Inspired Elven Bow
Embracing the magical aesthetics of fantasy worlds, Roots of Nordrassil is a tribute to the elegance and mystique of elven design. Drawing inspiration from Warcraft’s rich visual lore, this elven bow features graceful curves, organic motifs, and vibrant hand-painted details that evoke an ancient, enchanted atmosphere. Every brushstroke helps to underline its mythical origins, making it immediately recognizable as a piece born from high-fantasy imagination.
Egyptian Carpet Maker’s Workshop
For this project, I was challenged to create a building that clearly serves a functional role within a specific cultural context. The Egyptian Carpet Maker’s Workshop does just that: it’s an architectural model designed to immediately convey its purpose through distinctive design elements and spatial layouts inspired by ancient Egyptian aesthetics. The stylization emphasizes the narrative and cultural context, ensuring that the building’s function as a workshop is unmistakable at a glance.